Reviews

La Ciccone does it again with the help of French sonic eccentric

Soul-baring pure pop

US neo-soulster's third album features walk-ons from Beck and Dallas Austin

It's home-made heaven from Welsh-based duo

Quality return from icon of rock-chick chic

Format-busting electro jamboree spans 20 years of machine music

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

Subversive Sundance prize-winner probes the darker nooks and crannies of the human condition

James Cameron's IMAX marvel

John Andrew Gallagher's shambling 1997 comedy about an Italian-American storekeeper (Mike Starr) with gambling problems, unwanted mob buddies and endless eccentric customers is a fun idea which never quite takes off. There's shades of Blue In The Face, while various future Sopranos regulars—notably Michael Imperioli—cameo.