Ache

Art-rock doesn't, as far as we know, have a glorious reputation in the working men's clubs of South Yorkshire. Relaxed Muscle, however, suggest there's a captive market for electro duos in Doncaster, where the regulars suffer half an hour of performance art before bingo.

Business as usual for loveable Luddite

Brando stars in and directs whopping, overlooked 1961 western that cries out for iconic status

The Addiction plug straight back into the main vein

Arty German electro-rock scenesters deliver third LP

Box set treatment for runners-up to Temptations, Four Tops and O'Jays in soul giants league

Re-emergence of jazz-folk classic from Chicago tunesmith

Great anti-war movie returns to the big screen

The 1961 multiple Oscar-winner may have stagey settings, Natalie Wood's singing dubbed, and a well-meant but muffed 'message', yet it crackles with wit and panache. The Jets fight The Sharks while pirouetting, Romeo and Juliet (Tony and Maria) coo amid the washing lines, and every Bernstein song's a humdinger with sizzling Sondheim lyrical gags. Cosily cool.

Slow, slow journey into heart of darkness