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  • Saturday, 1 November, 2025
    Review
    Chamber Works by Ernest Kanitz — dreamy music from an Austrian émigré

    ARC Ensemble deliver premiere recordings of five works by the composer, who fled Vienna for the US in the 1930s

    Five musicians perform on stage, playing violin, viola, cello, and piano, with music stands in front of them.
  • Saturday, 1 November, 2025
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    Noura Mint Seymali: Yenbett — smouldering Mauritanian griot music

    Traditional textures are given an injection of Tuareg energy and fiery electric guitar

    Noura Mint Seymali and three band members stand together on sand dunes, with Noura holding a traditional string instrument.
  • Friday, 31 October, 2025
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    Florence + The Machine turn up the intensity on Everybody Scream

    Florence Welch impresses once again with her sweeping vocal range and lyrical vitality

    Florence Welch crouches beside a painted wall, wearing a flowing, vintage-style dress with long, wavy red hair.
  • Wednesday, 29 October, 2025
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    Dave’s The Boy Who Played the Harp — a five-star offering from the pinnacle of UK rap

    The Londoner’s 10 tracks combine vivid lyricism, powerful storytelling and involving music

    A man sits beside a harp, pointing at the strings, with a serious expression against a plain background.
  • Saturday, 25 October, 2025
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    Makaya McCraven: Off the Record — studio-quality live jazz sets

    The drummer/producer edits improvised performances into a taut double album

    Makaya McCraven stands on a sandy beach with grasses, looking at the camera, with the ocean in the background.
  • Saturday, 25 October, 2025
    Review
    Lang Lang: Piano Book 2 album review — a sequel for the Christmas stocking

    This follow-up to the pianist’s hit 2019 record features a diverse set ranging from Mozart and Chopin to themes from films and video games

    Lang Lang sits at a piano with eyes closed, appearing absorbed in music, his reflection visible on the piano’s surface.
  • Saturday, 18 October, 2025
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    Yakir Arbib and Conti Bilong: Afro Baroque — clattering rhythms

    Influences range from west Africa to the Americas on the Israeli pianist and Cameroonian percussionist’s collaborative record

    A person wearing headphones and a scarf sings into a studio microphone against a red soundproof wall.
  • Saturday, 18 October, 2025
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    Brahms: Ein deutsches Requiem — weighty seriousness

    Conductor Raphaël Pichon and Pygmalion deliver a performance on period instruments of high technical standards

    Raphael Pichon stands with arms outstretched, holding a railing, in an industrial-style building.
  • Friday, 17 October, 2025
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    The Last Dinner Party: From the Pyre — impressive follow-up ranges from gothic to psychedelic

    Sex and death again feature strongly in songs that pick up where last year’s hit ‘Prelude to Ecstasy’ left off

    Five members of The Last Dinner Party pose in front of a vintage car under dramatic lighting, each with distinct fashion styles.
  • Friday, 17 October, 2025
    Review
    Deadbeat — Tame Impala’s foray into house leaves us in limbo

    Production is impressive and multi-layered, but Kevin Parker’s songwriting is less adept than before

    Kevin Parker of Tame Impala reclines on a red chair, resting his head on his hand and looking at the camera.
  • Saturday, 11 October, 2025
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    Charles Lloyd finds a profound sense of space on Figure in Blue

    With pianist Jason Moran and guitarist Marvin Sewell, the saxophonist mixes old and new songs on this atmospheric release

    From left to right, Marvin Sewell, Charles Lloyd, and Jason Moran stand outdoors among trees and fallen leaves.
  • Saturday, 11 October, 2025
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    Dvořák: Slavonic Dances album review — grace, vigour and unabashed sensuality

    Simon Rattle gets a range of expression from the Czech Philharmonic in these ebullient pieces that is second to none

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  • Saturday, 4 October, 2025
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    Daniil Trifonov plays Tchaikovsky’s piano pieces with glittering mastery

    The Russian is flexible and poetic on this two-disc compendium that includes four substantial works

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  • Saturday, 4 October, 2025
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    Cheikh Lô: Maame — the Senegalese star makes a welcome return

    The musician’s first record in a decade does not disappoint with its mix of praise songs and political tracks

    Cheikh Lo plays guitar and sings into a microphone on stage with the N'Digel Band during a live performance.
  • Friday, 3 October, 2025
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    Taylor Swift promised ‘bangers’ on The Life of a Showgirl. Where are they?

    The star’s 12th record reunites her with Swedish superproducers Max Martin and Shellback, but with diminishing returns

    Taylor Swift, wearing a glittering showgirl costume and ostrich feather headdress, poses against a red velvet sofa.
  • Saturday, 27 September, 2025
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    Olivia Dean takes it to the next level with The Art of Loving

    The Londoner channels Burt Bacharach and Fleetwood Mac across retro, tasteful songs

    Olivia Dean smiles softly with her head slightly tilted, wearing a necklace and an off-shoulder top.
  • Saturday, 27 September, 2025
    Review
    Geese: Getting Killed — roiling rhythmic energy

    The New York indie outfit embrace a sure sense of groove in their fourth record

    Three members of Geese stand side by side in front of a metal shutter, with another person in the foreground raising an arm.
  • Saturday, 27 September, 2025
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    Trio of Bloom — a standout jazz debut with a sense of adventure

    Craig Taborn, Nels Cline and Marcus Gilmore synthesise their multiple influences in this set of covers and original tracks

    Craig, Nels, and Marcus of Trio of Bloom stand together indoors, all facing the camera.
  • Saturday, 27 September, 2025
    Review
    Lerner and Loewe’s My Fair Lady — sizzling playing from John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London

    The 1956 musical gets a full recording with original orchestrations and period instruments

    Three performers stand at music stands with microphones, appearing joyful and animated while singing or rehearsing.
  • Saturday, 20 September, 2025
    Review
    Lola Young is unfiltered and headstrong on I’m Only F**king Myself

    The singer’s third studio album expands her irreverent tone — but the results lack polish

    Lola Young sits on the edge of a bed looking thoughtful, with a blow-up doll lying behind her on the white bedding.
  • Saturday, 20 September, 2025
    Review
    Real Warmth — Joan Shelley reflects on family, politics and climate change

    The country-folk singer is joined by members of The Weather Station on her seventh record

    Joan Shelley in a blue jacket, looking over her shoulder toward the camera against a dark background.
  • Saturday, 20 September, 2025
    Review
    Ed Sheeran returns to ‘big pop’ on Play

    After a restrained predecessor, the singer’s eighth studio album assimilates different styles while pressing the right emotional buttons

    Ed Sheeran reclines against a bright pink furry surface, wearing a pink and white jacket, with a blue background.
  • Saturday, 20 September, 2025
    Review
    Les Arts Florissants, Gluck: Orphée et Eurydice — elegance and sensitivity

    Conductor Paul Agnew gets well-balanced playing from the period ensemble in this recording of the opera’s 1774 French version

  • Saturday, 13 September, 2025
    Review
    John Taylor: Tramonto review — a twisting trio jazz album packed with detail

    The late pianist is accompanied by Marc Johnson on bass and Joey Baron on drums in this live recording from 2002

    Three members of the John Taylor Trio stand together, smiling for the camera against a plain background.
  • Saturday, 13 September, 2025
    Review
    Credo — sublime orchestral album marks Arvo Pärt’s 90th birthday

    Ten works, from the dramatic to the radiant, are given fine performances by the Estonian Festival Orchestra under Paavo Järvi

    Paavo Järvi stands beside Arvo Pärt, both smiling warmly, with Pärt’s arm around Järvi’s shoulder.
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