Church

Documentary about a South Central LA church

Country's most revered voice goes back to church at 72 with legendary producer Billy Sherrill

How New York's hippie hoppers ushered in the philosophical D.A.I.S.Y. Age. And then pronounced themselves Dead

Double CD focusing on Chicago soul giant's work with friends and disciples

The culmination of a sell-out 2002 tour sees a middle-aged Williams return to his maniacal roots, musing on Michael Jackson, the Puritans and Viagra, among other topics. However, his breakneck delivery, camp mannerisms and array of accents (including a dismal Winston Churchill) only emphasise, rather than conceal, the weakness of his material. And the "Joe I'm Pregnant" routine is shamelessly lifted from Sam Kinison.

Self-styled "gay church folk music" from Toronto

BRMC buddy rides Britpop-fuelled rocket

'Godfather of goth' hires former Birthday Party producer Nick Launay for 'urgent' 12th album

Successor to 2000's Ghetto Love debut by 23-year-old soul great in waiting. Mary J Blige guests

Pick'n'mix four-CD retrospective from original '80s New Popsters, including demos, remixes, rarities and previously unreleased tracks