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Break-ups reoccur throughout the songs, but they lack the vim of the record’s hit single
This deeply personal record was made after the Belgian musician’s first visit to his mother’s native Hong Kong
Taken from a 1971 benefit concert, this recording finds the musician leading an ensemble on piano and harp
The composer shows off her exuberant musical personality in a debut recording with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic
The electronic musician’s 12th album is relaxed, warm and gently mind-expanding
Tracks switch from horror-movie atmospherics to computerised jingles — and can be oddly catchy
The Belgium-based group also embrace jazz, chanson and spoken-word poetry
This chronologically arranged four-disc set marks the centenary of the composer’s death
That’s not forgetting disco, orchestra and choir — on the Leeds band’s second album, sound is pushed to its limits
The saxophonist has composed a four-part suite themed on the search for optimism in the daily grind
Tenor Cyrille Dubois interprets the best of the French composer’s song cycles with accompanist Tristan Raës
There are some nice lyrical touches as the Texas-raised singer takes stock in her sixth album
Former Sonic Youth bassist takes aim at consumerism and masculinity against a barrage of imposing beats
Squealing sax and yowls give way to solemn songs in this self-titled album
The folk musician explores the metaphor of moving through nature at walking pace in his latest release
Philippe Jordan conducts a clean-cut account featuring strong performances from Jonas Kaufmann and Elina Garanča
Unhurried tracks about filling time coast along in the indie singer-songwriter’s fifth album
Former Oasis frontman and The Stone Roses guitarist pair up for a collaborative self-titled album
Conductor Semyon Bychkov offers lyrical beauty in this recording of the composer’s symphonic cycle
A rhythm section of leading lights balances rhythmic interplay with the saxophonist’s advanced technique
Bootleg recordings find the German band stretching out across mesmerising long jams
The Danish singer-songwriter’s murmurous tone in her third record demands close listening
Pieces written around the turn of the last century by four women composers range from the dark to the ebullient
The singer-songwriter blends references to her Western Saharan homeland with Cuban, rock and reggae influences
Bringing on a new producer was a risk for the Bristol band, better known for euphoric thrashing
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