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The grunge band sound invigoratingly alive with spirited vocals and acerbic lyrics
The French pop band channel Françoise Hardy with insouciant melodies and retro sounds
This disco-heavy album masquerades as dance-class fodder, but is far more sophisticated
Dealers respond to static sales with VR platforms and Instagram shows
From Bergman to the BBC's new show 'Trigonometry', close encounters have taken on new meaning in the lockdown
The Icelandic musician on why streaming services are creating a golden age of music
Artemisia Gentileschi is in the public eye, and her female contemporaries are finally receiving overdue recognition
A modern spin on the old horror classic contains a masterclass in acting from The Handmaid's Tale star
It's time to appreciate this half-forgotten one-off which fell through the cracks when it was originally released in 1999
Levan Akin's new film narrates a difficult romance set in the conservative world of Georgian dancing
Dafoe plays a dog trainer in a sweet, action-filled tale of the bond between man and beast
Choose what you display carefully " balance is crucial
From bespoke shell wall hangings to chairs inspired by Oromo hairstyles
Hannah Starkey shares her pictures of Londoners exercising their canine companions in the city's parks
Theatres and streaming services are making classic stage productions available digitally
Our series on TV that is perfect for lockdown continues with a beautifully crafted detective show
From Willem Dafoe as a dog trainer to an underrated sci-fi starring Jude Law, our film critic selects his latest picks. What have we missed?
The mini-series depicts a progressive unravelling of civilised norms
Music lawyers are set to lose out from an algorithm that shares 68bn melodies
A video game-style tour through the British Museum, a reconstructed Tibetan shrine and plenty more
The fragile, little-seen works held by a Paris collection shine more brightly in digital form
The multitalented actor-musician's latest album doesn't quite find its groove
There are serious lessons to be learned from games that feature plagues and infections " but there's fun to be had, too
A long-running series has gone viral with an episode about a mysterious 'missing' song
The trappings of success have become traps for Abel Tesfaye
