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The LA musician's new album features Kamasi Washington and takes on classics from The Beatles to Leonard Bernstein
In a new album, the band's eclectic style takes its inspiration from deserts and the world of artistic figures related to them, from Percy Bysshe Shelley to Jim Morrison
The Welsh composer studied with Vaughan Williams, and went on to develop a musical style that is her own synthesis of 1930s trends
Featuring artists including Lily Allen and Cara Delevingne, the DJ and producer's new album switches textures to fabulous effect
Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer and Grammy award-winning producer complement each other with rich arrangements and moody vocals
The band's first album in 12 years moves away from jazz towards unexpectedly euphoric ambient music
The Dutch artist's collages of images from the Soviet era evoke a rarely explored playfulness
Plus: Alternative plans work well for Volta and Armory shows
The American choreographer talks about the complicated business of bringing Sgt Pepper to the stage " and making works for when he's gone
'Politics does not deï¬ne us " humanity does'
Gold-plated brass orbs and lacquered veneer top create a unique statement piece
The writer-director on the noir genre and why there is no dead woman's body in 'Out of Blue'
With the proliferation of smart speakers, turning spreadsheets into sound could be the next big thing in data presentation
Kirill Serebrennikov, directing from under house arrest in Moscow, takes a sledgehammer to Verdi's opera
The American star occupies a new place in music, blurring boundaries between rap and rock
The 23-year-old charted his rise from deprivation to designer brands on stage at London's Kentish Town Forum
At London's Trafalgar Studio 1, Joshua Harmon's play sets out to examine of the difficulties of liberalism
The final production of London's magnificent Pinter at the Pinter season digs deep into ideas of identity, need and certainty
Slate of blockbuster movies such as 'Black Panther' a boon to cinema group
A new show brings the Spanish painter out of obscurity
The prizewinning Belgian film adopts a gaze that is both sceptical and admiring of its protagonist
Colin Morgan is terrific at doleful self-regard in the title role
The actor stars opposite Lucas Hedges as the mother of a young recovering drug addict
Each boy or girl, trekking home from a distant school across days or weeks, takes a movie camera to record the journey and reunion
Adam Shankman's comedy centres on a talent agent out to conquer her white male bosses and rivals
