Magnetic Man – review

The Crosby, Stills and Nash of dubstep stopped just short of causing the audience physical harm with a bass-steeped set, writes Dorian Lynskey

This week’s new singles

Nicolas Jaar | Jamie Woon | Corrugated Tunnel | Sander Kleinenbert Feat Jamie Cullum | Kele | Klaxons | James Blunt

Robyn – review

Swedish singer Robyn is one of a rare breed who bridge the divide between pop fluff and cool electro. At her best, she finds the missing link between Abba and Orbital, writes Dave Simpson

Neon Indian: Psychic Chasms

Chillwave pioneer Neon Indian's excellent debut is supplemented by an equally appealing remix disc. Michael Cragg is delighted

Sufjan Stevens: The Age of Adz – review

A troubled Sufjan Stevens recently announced a new direction for his music – and it sounds like an orchestra having a nervous breakdown. Just run with it, says Alexis Petridis

Tricky: Mixed Race

Trucky lurks in the background vocally, but Paul MacInnes is impressed with the way he mixes and matches genres on his ninth album

Fenech-Soler: Fenech-Soler

Their name sounds like an accountancy firm, but Fenech-Soler's music sounds just fine, says Caroline Sullivan

Underworld

Forum, LondonLondon's ageing ravers and babysitters were happy alike, as Underworld proved little changed from their 90s commercial zenith, writes Alexis Petridis