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The creative consultant and ceramicist on playlists, Pristine Nails and her perfect black Jaguar
The former OutKast member surprises with long, hallucinatory tracks that conjure the neo-hippy milieu of California
Conductor John Nelson has made a pick ‘n’ mix version with less familiar arias
A two-disc release offers fresh insights into a legendary 1953 concert in Toronto
The K-pop girl group sway between ballads and pop bangers in their latest record
The director masters rhythm and mood while ebulliently starring as the conductor alongside Carey Mulligan
Almost 3,000 lawsuits have been filed in the year since the Adult Survivors Act passed
Starchitect Frank Gehry provided mesh trees and steel-wool clouds for the singers to dodge
Daniel Catán’s piece is inspired by Gabriel García Márquez and featured an excellent Ailyn Pérez
Late saxophonist Shorter dominated the festival’s final weekend, but on show too was jazz’s bright future
The Beninese-French singer brought the house to its feet alongside guests including Laura Mvula and Youssou N’Dour
The singer played the whole of his sombre new album, ‘Autumn Variations’, then more uplifting greatest hits
Scott Walker’s was perhaps the best known of the many versions of the song that became ‘Next’
Artificial intelligence-generated music may be kinder to our public spaces than royalty-farming
Richard Fairman selects his must-read titles
Three Grammy nominations, campaigning for Bernie Sanders, running a fintech firm — Michael Render is not your average emcee
The French composer’s piano pieces are interleaved with short morsels by American iconoclast John Cage
The Detroit-raised MC rakes over a life of success and addiction in imaginative tracks
The music of the exiled four-piece has become heavier, with distorted guitars and desolate vocals
Collaborations are tapping into the rhythmic, mechanical and aesthetic properties of timepieces
Her 49th solo studio album features Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Stevie Nicks and Sting
The singer swapped his usual slick and mellifluous style for creaky gothic atmosphere and overbearing music
The keyboard player and vocalist brought the funk for two hours. Plus: Emma Rawicz and Avishai Cohen at Cadogan Hall
They heap praise on stars Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan, even though the film covers uncomfortable ground
Plus: Roxy Coss at club Toulouse Lautrec hit the ground running
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