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The Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster, Engine Room, Brighton

Published: 06 January 2008

Who needs progress when you can have inspired mayhem?: Some bands never change their sound. This can be a good thing

Album: Sia

Published: 06 January 2008

Some People Have Real Problems (Monkey Puzzle)

The Adventures of Pinocchio, Grand Theatre, Leeds
Emilia di Liverpool, St George's Hall, Liverpool

Published: 06 January 2008

It's a long but happy wait for the major third that says a lesson has been learnt

Album: Angelo DeBarre Quartet

Published: 06 January 2008

Live at Le Quecumbar (Lejazztel)

Album: Debussy/Crumb

Published: 06 January 2008

Primeval Sounds – Enrico Belli (Concept Wergo)

Album: Folk Dance Ensemble Vila

Published: 06 January 2008

Music of Serbia (ARC)

Album: Adrian Crowley

Published: 06 January 2008

Long Distance Swimmer (Tin Angel)

Album: Ryan Bingham

Published: 06 January 2008

Mescalito (Lost Highway)

Album: Vaughan Williams

Published: 06 January 2008

On Wenlock Edge – Andrew Kennedy (Signum)

Album: Wendo Kolosoy

Published: 06 January 2008

On the Rumba River (Marbabi)

Album: Miles Davis Quintet

Published: 06 January 2008

Live at the 1963 Monterey Jazz Festival (UCJ)

Album: Marah

Published: 06 January 2008

Angels of Destruction (Cadiz)

Album: Pharoah Sanders

Published: 06 January 2008

Pharoah Sanders' Finest (Dopeness Galore)

Album: Vinny Peculiar

Published: 06 January 2008

Goodbye My Angry Friend (Pronoia Records)

Album: The Heliocentrics fourstar

Published: 04 January 2008

Out There (Now Again/Stones Throw)

Album: The Magnetic Fields fourstar

Published: 04 January 2008

Distortion (Nonesuch)

Album: Marah fourstar

Published: 04 January 2008

Angels of Destruction! (Munich)

Album: Ryan Bingham threestar

Published: 04 January 2008

Mescalito (Lost Highway)

Album: Sia threestar

Published: 04 January 2008

Some People Have Real Problems (Monkey Puzzle)

Album: Tom Baxter threestar

Published: 04 January 2008

Skybound (Sylvan/Charisma)

Tannhauser, Opéra Bastille, Paris fivestar

Published: 04 January 2008

It may be winter, but in Paris, Venus saunters on to the Bastille stage during Wagner's overture stark naked. Robert Carsen's Tannhäuser, the Paris Opera's first since 1984, was hotly anticipated, but the first performances were semi-staged due to a stagehand strike. When the full monty was revealed, it was worth waiting for.

Travis, Barrowlands, Glasgow threestar

Published: 04 January 2008

Amid items for sale at Travis's merchandise counter, it's the Babygros bearing the phrase "Born to Rock" that capture the attention. Clearly the band are catering for the demographic to which they themselves belong; a generation of thirtysomething new parents for whom the rock lifestyle isn't actually a leading priority.

Super Furry Animals, Royal Festival Hall, London fourstar

Published: 03 January 2008

Animals set loose on the South Bank

The King's Consort, Wigmore Hall, London fourstar

Published: 03 January 2008

The King's Consort award-winning ensemble flooded the Wigmore hall with its New Year rendering of Corelli's Concerto Grosso in G minor – while most of the rest of the the capital's performers seemed to have deserted the field.

Kid Harpoon, Camden Koko, London threestar

Published: 02 January 2008

Barely a year ago, Kid Harpoon could be seen on the same bill as the then equally unknown Kate Nash, paying homage to English pop's dark lord of surreal whimsy, Syd Barrett. The hunger for unadorned singer-songwriters such as Nash in the 21st century upends all sorts of assumptions about progress.

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