Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth – Utopian Ashes: Much pain, much gain

Primal Scream and Savages join forces on a compelling country-soul duets album

Jehnny Beth: To Love Is To Live review – Exploring the borderline

Debut solo album from Savages’ lead singer aims to ask questions rather than seek answers

An Impossible Love: Dark family drama where terrible things happen

Review: Viewers who know Christine Angot's novels and public persona will know the story

Gorillaz - Humanz: made with the groove in mind

Tindersticks - The Waiting Room: Masters of understated, vaporous cabaret

Album of the Week: Adore Life by Savages - a relentless, rebellious joy at work

Sing a song of suspense: the wild music close to David Lynch’s heart

A live tribute to the songs and music of David Lynch brings together an eclectic group of artists

Body and Soul festival stretches even further this year

Flight Facilities, Clark, Sohn, Goat, Austra and Asgeir just a few of the highlights as the event flies into form

Primavera picks of the festival field

Many festival thoroughbreds had their first run-out at Primavera last weekend, so who tops the form card?

Primavera Sound review: Phoenix, The Postal Service, Jessie Ware

The Barcelona festival kicked off with some heavyweight, guitar-driven, bona fide rock stars, but away from the arenas, Jessie Ware was stealing the show

Savages: Silence Yourself

Savages aren’t a great girl band. They’re a great band

Last month in Derry I sat in a church pew chatting with Savages. Not the “all-girl band Savages” or the “all-female quartet Savages”. Just Savages.