Seefeel: Seefeel – review

Tom Hughes pops on his headphones and loses himself in a thrilling piece of leftfield rock from Seefeel

The Go! Team: Rolling Blackouts – review

The Go! Team's latest is organic, original, ebullient... but probably not for grown-ups, says Kitty Empire

This week’s new singles

The Streets | Kim Ann Foxman | Barbarellas | Enrique Iglesias Feat Ludacris | Drop The Lime

Chase and Status: No More Idols – review

Drum'n'bass chancers done good Chase and Status have become producers to the stars. If only that meant fewer posturing cameos and more innovation, writes Alexis Petridis

Metronomy – review

Where the older material sounds quaint, songs from forthcoming album The English Riviera seem to have swapped quirks for accessibility, writes Dave Simpson

This week’s new singles

Chase & Status | Jim Noir | Talib Kweli | Tinchy Stryder | Creep

Julie Tippetts/Martin Archer: Tales of Finin – review

This is a one-off for listeners willing to hang up all preconceptions – about jazz, noise-collages, language, ambient electronics or pretty much anything else, writes John Fordham

James Blake – review

It's nice that someone involved in compiling the BBC's Sound of 2011 list isn't underestimating the mass market's stomach for left-field electronica, writes Alexis Petridis

LCD Soundsystem: London Sessions – review

LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy is in his element on this live session album, writes Kitty Empire

After in Paris: Time Cycle – review

Fans of ambient and chillout music might be fascinated by this soundtrack for an imaginary movie, but jazzers might find it a bit soft-core, writes John Fordham