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The quartet’s fourth album explores different experiences of black identity, culture and history
These tracks have an eager, zesty feel and explore the creative potential of brevity
The American singer-songwriter draws on experience to deliver an ambitious sixth album
After an extended hiatus, the Johannesburg group return with a hypnotic album of impressive collaborations
Expressive performances from an excellent cast do justice to the composer’s strongest opera
The band’s collective energy shines in this recording session full of enticing rhythms and swirls of synth
The singer-songwriter plays it safe with a second album that feels guarded and leans heavily on clichés
The band’s debut album sees literary inspiration transformed into a dynamic post-punk sound
The record’s indulgently long duration and inept lyrics protesting about lockdown are a let-down
Led by Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas, the multigenerational quintet expand their unique style of improvisation
Leading composers have created inventive works responding to six concertos
The trio expand on traditional folk songs centred around the theme of travel
The rock duo’s latest album unleashes an unrelenting energy while venturing into new territory
The singer’s inventive sixth album celebrates her family history and heritage through electronic music
The Scottish band’s 11th album is full of comforting harmonies and heartfelt sentiments
The Italian electronic producer weaves together stark recordings of musicians at a Mauritanian refugee camp
This live album captures a 1965 television appearance showcasing the guitarist’s distinct tone
Duo Steven Isserlis and Connie Shih draw inspiration from the French writer’s favourite composers
Glittering guitar solos and dynamic drumming hoist the band’s fifth album to a higher plane
The Tokyo producer moves from ambient techno to classic acid house
The guitar legend’s latest solo album captures his deft and understated style
The duo’s latest collaboration is a meditation on what it means to be a migrant when migration is impossible
The American’s piano trio evokes raw emotion and stark harmonies that reflect the anxiousness of modern life
The mezzo-soprano’s performance is full of character and centralises a woman’s view of the Austrian composer’s winter story
Hannah Reid is centre stage, singing in a clearly enunciated voice
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