Reviews

Third album from much-heralded Dublin singer-songwriter

Gord's substantial pot of gold gets prospected, Canadian-style

Two late-'60s psych-country masterpieces on one disc

Selective Wizzardry and solo material

Nicholas Ray's 1948 debut launches a retrospective season at the NFT

There's only one real Robin Hood, and that's Errol Flynn, now buckling his swash in this lovingly restored version of the 1938 classic. "You speak treason," observes cowardly King John (Claude Rains). "Fluently," Errol proudly admits, before crossing blades with Olympic duellist Basil Rathbone, rescuing the blushing Olivia de Havilland and feeding the poor of Sherwood. Hurrah!

Sadomasochistic shenanigans over the fax machine

Debut solo album proper from one half of most successful duo in rock history

Former God Machine frontman rediscovers the heavy rock within him

Solo debut from the Sugarcubes' other voice