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CD Review: Electric Guest - Mondo

WITH producer Danger Mouse at the controls, shifting moods and textures as sweetly as he did for The Gorillaz, Electric Guest whizz-kid Asa Taccone has made the album of the year so far.

CD Review: Will.I.Am - #willpower

WILL..I.AM, alongside enjoying a play on words, gets kicks out of collaborations.

Heart of Nowhere - Noah and the Whale

Noah and the Whale's fourth studio album, Heart of Nowhere, is the follow-up to platinum-selling Last Night on Earth. The album features the exuberant single "There Will Come a Time" alongside nine other new songs, including the Anna Calvi-featuring titl

Pink Martini Live - UK Tour

Somewhere between a 1930s Cuban dance orchestra, a classical chamber music ensemble, a Brazilian marching street band and Japanese film noir is the 12-piece Pink Martini. Pink Martini will be joined by very special guest Rufus Wainwright. Part langu

Beyonce: The Mrs Carter Show World Tour, O2 Arena - concert review

Before it began, The Mrs Carter World Tour came with baggage. First there was the criticism she received for miming at Obama’s inauguration.

CD Review: Johnny Hates Jazz - Magnetized

AMONG the gaggle of lightweight British groups jostling for chart space in the late Eighties, the Johnny Hates Jazz trio enjoyed genuine chart success here and in the US with hits like Shattered Dreams and, oh, the irony, Turn Back The Clock.

Magnetized - Johnny Hates Jazz

After spending 25 years away from music, Johnny Hates Jazz are back with the follow up album to Turn Back the Clock. Magnetized includes the tracks 'Man With No Name' and 'You Belong to You'.

Life as I know it: Michael Ball

SINGER Michael Ball, 50, lives with former ready Steady Go! presenter Cathy McGowan in west Sussex.

Pink Martini - review

Pink Martini have become an international phenomenon by mixing glamour and sophisticated easy-listening with multilingual songs and the unexpected.

Lopatin & Heckler - Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre

Having collaborated on the 2012 record 'Instrumental Tourist', Tim Hecker and Daniel Lopatin (Oneohtrix Point Never) perform the tracks live at Queen Elizabeth Hall. The pair designed a sound palette from the acoustic resonance of digitally-sourced 'In