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They're comprised of Chris Abrahams (keyboards), Lloyd Swanton (bass) and Tony Buck (drums), and have been in existence on and off since 1987. You might think "jazz trio", but this remarkable group goes far beyond that. Their methodology is to improvise slowly on and gradually develop melodic and rhythmic motifs.

Marvellous second album of irresistible Anglophile strangeness from Albuquerque oddballs

Intensely felt melodrama collides with saccharine world view in this tale of an Irish immigrant family who attempt to begin life anew in an '80s Manhattan filled with friendly junkies and hackneyed racial stereotypes (see Djimon Hounsou's savage-but-wise African artist). Top performances from Paddy Considine and Samantha Morton are undercut by director Jim Sheridan's squishy screenplay.

Eclectic debut from talented Irish auteur

Genesis and co get the remix treatment

The doyen of French hip hop returns with his sixth album

Sixth album from Washington DC power trio adds politics to the mix

Powerful first UK album release from Moog-driven Pittsburgh trio

America's most unforgiving musical satirist performs many of his classic songs in this solo European show

Smarter-than-it-looks biker flick