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Album of the Week: Aldous Harding – 'Train On The Island' -
Album of the Week: Kacey Musgraves – 'Middle Of Nowhere' -
Album of the Week: Noah Kahan – 'The Great Divide'Over 17 tracks, the 'Stick Season' mega-streamer creates music for the stadiums he's come to inhabit
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It's back to the 90s – again – for Tate Britain's upcoming exhibitionFrom Kate Moss to Damien Hirst, Tate Britain assembles the icons, images and insurgent ideas that made the decade a cultural flashpoint. Craig McLean takes a trip back in time.
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Album of the week – Mother Mary: Greatest HitsA fictitious popstar played by Anne Hathaway releases an album of hits penned by some of pop's biggest names.
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Two new Duran Duran re-issues take us back to the nineties'The Wedding Album' and 'Thank You' get a 2026 reboot
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Album of the Week: Arlo Parks – 'Ambiguous Desire'Five years after her Mercury-winning debut, the West London poet returns with Ambiguous Desire – a record that lives in the "happysad" space between the dancefloor and the walk home.
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Album of the week: Robyn – 'Sexistential'These nine perfectly judged tracks are Robyn having fun, cutting loose, leaning into everything she’s learned across three decades
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Album of the week: Kim Gordon – 'Play Me'The peerless Kim Gordon continues to innovate on her third solo album
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Album of the Week: James Blake – 'Trying Times'After a decade in Los Angeles, the Mercury Prize winner is back in the UK – and sounding newly liberated
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Album of the week: Harry Styles – 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally'In restless times, Harry Styles makes the case for the dancefloor
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Inside the making of Wes Anderson’s meticulous, miniature worldsLondon’s Design Museum unpacks 700 items charting the director’s movie-making.
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In a year of 90s comebacks, Radiohead's return stands apartAt the first night of their European residency tour, Craig McLean finds Radiohead as unpredictable – and as uninterested in the usual reunion theatrics – as ever.
