Lyrics convey impressions and fragmentary thoughts to evoke a state between waking and sleeping
The singer, real name Roseanne Park, sings with feeling on decent but ultimately generic songs
Conductor John Wilson fires up the drama, with the BBC Philharmonic at the top of its game
The group channel their icy sound into medieval carols and newer songs
The album is the latest in a series of tribute records released by the Louisiana-raised roots-rocker
The ‘Tigress of Cremona’ continues to sing with vigour on her 76th studio album
The label’s breakthrough headliners perform on an original set ranging from the ecstatic to the contemplative
Yuja Wang shines as the solo pianist alongside a never-better Boston Symphony Orchestra
The Irish singer is in fine style for songs about romance and memory
The Swedish prog-metal band’s 14th record is based around the reading of a will after the death of a wealthy patriarch
The London Philharmonic performs seven works by the Australian composer in this handsome memento of his residency
The rapper seems inspired by his recent feud with Drake in songs riffing on rivalry, loyalty and status
The American singer-songwriter continues his high-wire act on his sixth studio album
John Eliot Gardiner conducts the choir and the English Baroque Soloists across six expressive cantatas
Unedited recordings capture a fiery young band playing music that resonates to this day
The Mercury Prize-winning singer-songwriter burrows into the sound he has made for himself in his latest album
The American singer-rapper, who had a breakthrough hit with Raye, showcases her imaginative musical scope
Hugely popular in the early 2000s, the nu metal band return with Emily Armstrong as their powerful new singer
The ensemble launches its recordings of all 15 of the composer’s string quartets with his first five pieces
New and adapted songs pay tribute to immigrants who built the tracks
This recording of the pianist’s 1992 gig with bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Paul Motian sounds fluid, focused and fresh
The duo’s unswerving commitment to cold wave revival continues in sublime yet playful fashion
The Hallé, under its new principal conductor Kahchun Wong, play superbly on this release
Bobby Gillespie is good at posturing, as rock frontmen ought to be, but emotional depth isn’t his thing
‘Songs of a Lost World’ takes on ageing and death, but the band’s music stands unaffected by time
