Band

Glasgow platinum-shifters ring (albeit subtle) changes for their fourth long-player

Mr Cooper's attempt to teach the garage-rock whipper-snappers a thing or two

Funky bedroom-recorded "diary" covers a gamut of musical styles

NY's latest show daring diversity

"Thirteen big, salty tears," blurbs Black. "Like 13 little black dogs just born... ready to howl at the world"

There was life after prog for Utopia. After years of hi-tech bombast and electronic freakouts, the band and their music lost ballast. By 1980, they were playing new wave-inflected pop-rock and Beatles pastiches. Bassist Kasim Sulton wears a skinny power pop tie and synth whizz Roger Powell looks like a Buggle on acid. The highpoints are the extremes: Todd Rundgren crooning "Hello It's Me" and "Cliché" alone, and the group in full-tilt cosmic mode for "Initiation".

Bowie's 26th studio album is heavy in many ways

Fifth album from prolific, acerbic British singer-songwriter

Former Band leader pays tribute to his native Mohawk and Iroquois roots

History of both '60s and '80s ska hits