Zola Jesus: Conatus – review
Zola Jesus sticks close to her angst-ridden blueprint, says Kitty Empire
Zola Jesus: Conatus – review
What's that chill in the air? It's Zola Jesus heading a new wave of goths. By Rebecca Nicholson
Apparat: The Devil’s Walk – review
Let Caroline Sullivan introduce you to the joys of the German James Blake
Flash Fiktion: Flash Fiktion – review
This riotous debut from south London electro act Flash Fiktion comes on like Damon Albarn fronting Adam and the Ants, writes Paul Mardles
Gary Numan
By the time he wheels out Cars and Are "Friends" Electric? to pandemonium, you start to wonder if this really is the Numan of 30 years ago, writes Dave Simpson
My favourite album: Station to Station by David Bowie
Our writers are picking their favourite albums. Here, Alex Needham takes a journey through Station to Station
Bestival 2011 – review
The leftfield electro brigade resorted to cliche, PJ Harvey enthralled, and the Cure delivered a set on a symphonic scale, writes Mark Beaumont
DJ Shadow – review
DJ Shadow may be a bit grumpy about free music downloads but he certainly earns his money live, writes Kitty Empire
Ladytron: Gravity the Seducer – review
Are pioneers still enjoyable after they stop pioneering? Yes, answers Michael Hann
David Guetta: Nothing But the Beat – review
David Guetta's dancefloor-friendly formula has conquered pop, but it's getting tiring, says Tom Ewing
CSS – review
The long-absent Brazilian fivesome make a valiant effort to re-persuade Britain that there still ain't no party like a CSS party, writes Caroline Sullivan
Nero: Welcome Reality – review
This debut album has the influence of Vangelis's shimmery proggy Blade Runner soundtrack written all over it, says Killian Fox
Moonface: Organ Music Not Vibraphone Like I’d Hoped – review
Wolf Parade's Spencer Krug continues his synthesiser-based solo project – it's sketchy, but has a strange beauty, writes Dave Simpson
My favourite album: Power, Corruption & Lies by New Order
Continuing our new series in which Guardian and Observer writers pick their favourite albums ever – with a view that you might do the same – Jude Rogers celebrates New Order's moving masterpiece
The Big Chill: day three – review
Robert Plant and the Band of Joy were the highlight of a bill featuring acts such as Femi Kuti and Rodrigo y Gabriela, writes Akin Ojumu