Fall

The album that established the late rapper's reputation

Vivid, polemic documentary about the unchecked greed of modern capitalism

Sadcore from Canadian indie stalwart

This dark treasure from 1945 was Robert Bresson's second feature. Scripted by Cocteau, it's erotic longing and revenge, as spurned spider woman Maria Casares seeks the downfall of her ex and his lover. In contrast with the grey, static textures of Bresson's celebrated work, there's near-noirish lustre, but the intriguing, deceptive narrative bareness, the sense of forces moving beneath the surface, are his alone.

Psychedelic pomp from east London quintet

Ten years in, Colorado five-piece deliver career-defining album

Wolverhampton maverick's third album

Russian Kurdish community fight for survival

Two stoned, second-gen overachievers on a mission

Third set from Sussex singer-songwriter following last year's widely acclaimed From Every Sphere