Foul-mouthed piss-take of Britain's politics of panic

Three cult classic freakouts

I am, I must confess, a bit unclear about what exactly is meant by the very hip term blog house. I've a hunch that it refers to dance music whose success is driven by online theorists rather than exposure in clubs. But to be honest, I've a bit of a dilettante attitude to the dance scene these days: much as I try to keep up to speed with as much music as I can, I think I'm missing a lot of this stuff.

Zombies stalk London once more in horror sequel 28 Weeks Later - see the trailer here

A trip to the Dark Side of The Moon, joined on stage by Nick Mason

Chaos! Destruction! Ennui! An opulent masterpiece from pop's jaded bohemian

So what's an ex-Byrd to do? Clark's eclectic debut, with six unissued tracks

Math rockers present brave new(ish) direction

Serial killer thriller from Fight Club's David Fincher

For some reason, I've been struggling to write about the new Dungen album for a few weeks now. They are, if you're in the dark, a pretty rampant Swedish psych band who had a fair bit of success with their "Ta Det Lugnt" album a couple of years ago.