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Read Uncut's obituary of the Australian actor, star of 'I'm Not There'

Kraftwerk, Spiritualized, The Verve and The Raconteurs join him at California festival

Gritty Texan thriller from the inimitable Coen Bros.

The two discs contain a host of rare performances

Erstwhile Test Icicles guitarist Dev Hynes in Americana-tinged change-of-direction

Eels' best of and b-sides compilations celebrate a much underrated talent

Cat Power, Ry Cooder and Mavis Staples all appear on Blue Note OST

Watching TV over the Christmas and New Year period, chances are you might have caught Johnny Depp in a number of films. I'm pretty sure I spotted all three Pirates Of The Caribbean movies spread out across various terrestrial and satellite channels, plus the overlooked Secret Window and -- a personal favourite -- Finding Neverland, a very moving take on the relationship between author JM Barrie and the children who inspired him to write Peter Pan. In a way, these films are emblematic of the Depp's dualistic approach to his movies. In Pirates, he's performing; in Window and Neverland, he's acting.

A surprising amount of good post was waiting for us at the office yesterday, which means a lot of stuff we've played thus far this year has been brand new. There are a handful of disappointments on the list which follows, but the undisputed favourite at the moment is the new Stephen Malkmus album. I'll try and write something more substantial about the Jicks' monumental jams in the next few days. In the meantime, here's the rundown: