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This energising album of jazz-related works features a Stravinsky concerto and a percussion-filled suite
The duo reunite for their third album, supported by a string section
The singer comes across as warm and unspoiled in his third solo album since One Direction hung up their singlets
Two new albums mark the guitarist’s first forays into long-form composition for a quartet of strings
One of the biggest names in pop reaches 183mn streams in a single day with his new album of dance jams and summer anthems
This Chandos recording offers a fascinating sample of the composer’s chamber music
The musician’s 10th release, supported by piano, guitar and viola, maintains a fascinating grip
Wailing rhaitas meet edgy percussion as the Moroccan group draw on old musical traditions
The band’s guitarist Jonny Greenwood and singer Thom Yorke are joined by Tom Skinner for an anything-goes album
The band’s latest release confirms Welch’s supremacy with no-holds-barred songs of downfall and redemption
The Canadian indie-rockers strive for the heights in their latest release but struggle to get airborne
The estranged 1980s synth-pop duo of Marc Almond and Dave Ball reunite for another album
The singer weaves together traditional songs, her own compositions, interviews and radio broadcasts
The project unites his Boston Symphony Orchestra and Gewandhausorchester Leipzig
The pianist and composer applies his florid technique to the standard jazz repertoire of the American songbook
The Welsh electronic musician channels both Enya and Throbbing Gristle in her third album
The eighth album from the Saudi Arabian heavy metal band ferociously blends western and eastern styles
The jazz musician’s avant-garde sound ripples through recordings of two 1970 concerts at the Fondation Maeght
Strong support from the Kammerorchester Basel creates a hothouse of desolate emotion on this Sony recording
The British sitarist’s debut album audaciously mixes styles from the subcontinent
The Dublin band, now based in London, mix anger and melancholia in a well-constructed album of lyrical depth
The pianist incorporates a more intently autobiographical tone in his second album
A lost 1972 session and alternate takes from 1957 mark what would have been the composer’s 100th birthday
The Easter oratorio is lavishly sung and features unexpected instrumental combinations
The Malian singer returns with sounds and themes deeply rooted in her country
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