Reviews

Stepping away from the stargazing and glitz of her last few records, Musgraves makes a gritty, grounded return to cowboy country

Adam Scott stars as a misanthropic American author in spooky rural Ireland

The New York band’s second album is a violently unhinged examination of identity theft and conspiracy

Twenty years after the original cult classic, Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep reunite to try and save print media

Alexandra Palace Theatre, April 28, 2026: the enigmatic Irish indie-folk artist keeps fans on their toes with unreleased tracks and an unpredictable approach

The Belfast rappers blast through all the noise with the energy of The Prodigy, Massive Attack and Burial on Dan Carey-produced second album to cement their place and reclaim their identity

In this futuristic shooter, astronauts are reformed via alien goo to fight another day

The blockbuster biopic focuses on the hits that made MJ the biggest star in the world

This unflinching analysis of toxic masculinity could not be more topical

For album 12, Dave Grohl leads the Foos – including new drummer Ilan Rubin – in a return to the nervy, no-frills punk of their earliest days