Reviews

Second album from Moby's alter ego

Debut from US-fixated Yorkshiremen

Duane and Greg on top form on expanded edition of live '71 double LP

Flat broke folk/baroque rock

Harrowing doc about the Cambodian atrocities

Frank, emotionally-charged British sex drama

Originally a TV mini series, this is a satisfying, three-hour adaptation of Larry McMurty's offbeat and poignant take on Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok. A strong cast (Anjelica Houston, Sam Elliott, Peter Coyote) get blown off the screen by Jack Palance as a grizzled, dusty old trapper.

Name-checked by everyone from Thurston Moore to The Strokes, US indie rock icons Guided By Voices espouse an ethic so heroically DIY it borders on the professionally suicidal. Watch Me Jumpstart profiles their idiosyncratic career, via Banks Tarver's charming, lo-fi documentary, extensive live footage and an engaging selection of the band's videos to date.

Not the perky Scots foursome but the lovelorn Scots singer, once of criminally overlooked Suede labelmates Goya Dress

Cloud-chasing second album from Cardiff quintet, produced by Super Furries engineer Greg Haver