Reviews

Filmed last year in Nashville, this finds Skynyrd—now under the leadership of JohnnyVan Zant—still plying their raucous brand of southern blues-rock, wheeling out the hits (notably "Sweet Home Alabama", "Travelin' Man" and "Free Bird") to an enthusiastic crowd. This is noticeably well-filmed with superior sound quality.

The best of Oldham's early work, revisited Nashville-style

Second album from Aussie brats

Brazenly morbid deathbed blues

Post-rock supergroup of sorts create delicate avant-pop masterpiece

Bumper '70s reissues from country's First Lady, 10 bonus tracks in tow

The rapturous romantics' classic third album makes waves again

Return of the '70s TV supercops

Deadpan Canadian metallers mockumentary

Tran Anh Hung's 1992 debut begins in 1951, as 10-year-old peasant girl Mui travels to Saigon to serve in a middle-class household. As she grows into a woman, we witness her daily domestic tasks, and the growing fractures in the family and society around her. A headily serene, hypnotically sensuous movie, observing reality in such close detail it becomes poetry, a song about work, life, and how the two run together.