Latest Reviews 23-29 April 2012 
Nino Rota CollectorNino Rota
These original recordings possess a magical charm.reviewed by Adrian Edwards
HairTy Segall & White Fence
The duo discovers depth in the often two-dimensional world of garage revivalism.reviewed by Alex Denney
The Money StoreDeath Grips
An incredible, precedent-resetting manifesto from the Californian extreme rap crew.reviewed by Paul Lester
A North Country LassLesley Garrett
The charismatic singer tackles Britain’s folk song tradition for St George’s Day.reviewed by Adrian Edwards
Voice of Ages The Chieftains
Mellifluous one moment, rip-roaring the next, this is a job well done.reviewed by Colin Irwin
BlunderbussJack White
After all these years, there's still nobody quite like him.reviewed by Paul Whitelaw
Pictures in the Morning Richard James
Fails to engage as emotionally as you’d expect from a musician of this stature.reviewed by Rich Hanscomb
Out of the GameRufus Wainwright
Canadian songsmith’s Mark Ronson-produced seventh is a heavenly homage to 70s pop.reviewed by Rob Hughes
Reggae Music AgainBusy Signal
An important evolution of dancehall, reconnecting it with Jamaican music history.reviewed by Lloyd Bradley
De Vermis MysteriisHigh on Fire
Once more they’ve turned sludge, slime and slurry into heavy metal gold.reviewed by Alex Deller
Indigo KidIndigo Kid
An auspicious debut from guitarist Dan Messore and some accomplished colleagues.reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre
Generation FreakshowFeeder
Mature and considered rock from a band playing to its strengths on album eight.reviewed by Al Fox
HarmonicraftTorche
On this third LP, Torche have found the great songs to match their extraordinary sound.reviewed by Alex Deller
Master of My Make-BelieveSantigold
On her sophomore LP, the singer proves she can still churn a pop groove.reviewed by Marcus J. Moore
R.I.P.Actress
Dancefloor dynamics remain remote; but Actress beguiles with uncommon production nous.reviewed by Chris Power
Electric Warrior: 40th Anniversary EditionT. Rex
Presented with loads of extras, but the original 11 tracks are all anyone truly needs.reviewed by Martin Aston
Ways to ForgetClock Opera
A product of perfectionism, but one where mechanical process obscures its human presence.reviewed by Natalie Shaw
The Miraculous MandarinBéla Bartók
...The detail here is fabulous, and the vivid technicolour score blazes with sinister...reviewed by Matt Fernand
Mermaid Avenue: The Complete SessionsBilly Bragg & Wilco
Still digging it: this is musical archaeology that’s full of life.reviewed by Ninian Dunnett
Teenage BloodTom Williams & The Boat
It’s nu-folk on Williams’ second long-player, but not as you know it.reviewed by Martin Aston
