Reviews

Paul Simon – Seven Psalms

Echoes of a stellar back catalogue in the New Yorker’s captivating new song-cycle

The Dream Syndicate – History Kinda Pales When It And You Are Aligned: The Days Of Wine And Roses 40th Anniversary Edition

The whole story of the band’s epochal first lineup, remastered and with 31 unreleased tracks

Shirley Collins – Archangel Hill

Old and new brought to life with pathos and subversive intent

Jim Ghedi & Toby Hay – Jim Ghedi & Toby Hay

Daring, vibrant second from two skilled folk-guitar adventurers

Graham Nash – Now

Personal and political meet on a soul-searching seventh solo album

Tinariwen – Amatssou

The desert rockers, whose big-name fans include Jack White, are still militant but more approachable on their latest album

Bob Dylan – Shadow Kingdom

The Bon-Bon Club re-opens for business

Suarasama – Timeline (reissue, 2013)

Hypnotically intricate Indonesian folk fuses global traditions.

The National – First Two Pages of Frankenstein

A skilful portrait of what it means to feel disconnected from the joy and urgency of life

The Zombies – Different Game

Different Game rarely recalls their old sound, instead suggesting more intriguing ’70s comparisons
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