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Canadian's climate change-themed album opens strongly with a swooning piece of electronic pop but the second half falters
Cowbells collide with 1980s punk-funk in the latest record from this Norfolk duo
Funk guitar and Cuban influences pulse through the Spanish duo's new album
Forget spin, and other self-conscious fitness fads: embrace the mindful art of letting go
Masaaki Suzuki conducts in an album that is lyrical and unafraid of showing its heart
My Valentine's evening had become just another skirmish in the US president's culture war
The V&A director on the Sistine Chapel, Labour's arts policy and the history of childhood
The soprano's performance was part of a programme at Geffen Hall that included Bruckner's Fourth
A show based on Charles Forsman's graphic novel about vulnerable teenagers blends the surreal with deadpan wit
Episodes deliver thought-twizzling chills with nightmares in the air and supernatural twists
Real life has begun to outface parody but in Series 3 there are divine performances " including an adorably daft Wills
Cojocaru excelled, though the material was not always worthy of her gifts
The Dutch urbanist has curated an exhibition that is full of surprises about the so-called natural world
The inventive Taiwanese company returns to London with a new director and a visually sumptuous show
The director talks about growing up under pressure to be 'a man' and discusses how he is informed by Australian masculinity
Rare loans meet curiosities in a survey of the artist's formative years at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum
The 71-year-old's new album may be boosted by computer trickery but his vocals mix the chant of a gonzo priest with punk sneer
Sometimes the best ideas come from the past
William Morris, Svenskt Tenn and expensive craftsmanship are back in vogue and back in our homes
An exhibition of design offers sensory richness missing from our screen-based lives
Give yourself carte blanche when creating your inner sanctum
The writer William Boyd asks how, in an age of selfies, we are able to judge which images should endure
In the secretive art market, new anti-money laundering legislation has landed like a bomb
The Belgian director's staging at the Broadway Theatre is darker and more violent than the original
Recombined company's debut results showed challenges for media's mid-tier in age of Netflix
