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In their latest album, the American indie group maximise on texture and disillusionment but fail to create anything memorable
Concluding a trilogy of albums, the Soweto-based group invoke their ancestors and decry the middle class
The Australian bassist fuses left-field jazz, string quartet and choir into a detailed score
Skilful vocal contortions bring life to the harrowing tale of oppression
The Northampton rapper's debut album targets the monarchy and Theresa May but without biting effect
An LA detective is looking to settle some old scores; two monarchs' parallel battles to retain control of courts
A new documentary explores the inventions of the 1890s, their legacy and all of their resulting anxieties
In this new mini-series, Kenneth Cranham and Timothy Spall find that large-scale robbery isn't all that easy
From 'Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic'
'My mother died aged 95, still waiting for me to get a proper job'
Your blooms should be blowsy and romantic " almost vulgar
Making a debut at one of the world's greatest horticultural events is hard work
Climate change is pushing designers towards plants that can cope with weather extremes
From pizza ovens to cushions, you can enjoy home comforts outside the house
Florals and flourishes inject colour into your home
Contemporary design embraces the latest technologies while appreciating the homeland's rich heritage.
The new drama serves up misery and narcissism at the Pershing Square Signature Center
Plus: taboo painting of homosexuality for sale; supersized works for Basel Miami; and innovation at Photo London
Benoit Swan Pouffer combined works by Wayne McGregor and Hofesh Shechter with a new Marion Motin piece
Hans Werner Henze's myth-based opera is tough but rewarding
This quirky project sets productions in unconventional spaces with the aim of democratising the art form
Everything in Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho's film is extreme
Set in the Paris banlieue 150 years after the classic novel, Ladj Ly's urgent drama explores a city still rife with social ills
At the Getty Center in LA, one of the greats of the medium is celebrated with a rich retrospective of his work
The playwright's new show 'Anna', set in East Berlin in 1968, sets out to challenge audiences on how they hear
