Voodoo

Supergroup of musicians celebrate 40 years since Monterey Pop Festival

Keef, comedy monkeys and Keira’s chin.

Few figures have cast as big a shadow over rock’n’roll history as that of Bo Diddley.

Demented third from Grammy-nominated Liverpudlian misfits

Yes, on tuesday, June 13, 1978, voodoo rockabilly avatars The Cramps (in their greatest line-up, Lux Interior and Poison Ivy backed by Nick Knox and Byron Gregory) rolled into the recreation room of California's Napa State Mental Hospital, to play for the residents. Don't ask how this was ever allowed.

The Addiction plug straight back into the main vein

Ex-Wall Of Voodoo leader's 1995 album

Siouxsie as a punk Monroe? Not quite, for despite the title, she looks more like a goth version of Marlene Dietrich in her pin-stripe suit. The jacket and tie later comes off to reveal a glittering bra as she works her voodoo on aged punks and new hedonists on the Banshees' 2002 reunion tour. Oldies such as "Spellbound", "Peek-A-Boo" and "Happy House" have lost none of their theatrical power and are augmented by one new track, an extraordinary version of The Beatles' "Blue Jay Way".

Possible final flurry from goth-punk legends

David Lynch's relentless 1990 rush of highway madness remains a precious gem