Latest Reviews 14-20 January 2013 
Les Misérables: Highlights from the Motion Picture SoundtrackClaude-Michel Schönberg
A partial victory, and one buoyed by some outstanding surprise turns.reviewed by Daniel Ross
LysandreChristopher Owens
Owens’ bid for a place in the pantheon of gifted greats is on course.reviewed by Martin Aston
ArcEverything Everything
Manchester math-poppers move towards the mainstream on this second album.reviewed by Paul Lester
The Trevor Nelson CollectionVarious Artists
Authoritatively compiled 60-track collection of RnB classics.reviewed by Daryl Easlea
Out of Touch in the WildDutch Uncles
A detailed and busy blend, entertaining and occasionally confounding.reviewed by Jude Clarke
FadeYo La Tengo
Several sounds turned into a single gorgeous one, Fade is YLT’s most settled LP for years.reviewed by Daniel Ross
Tape OneYoung Fathers
Edinburgh-based rap trio impresses with this potential-rich collection.reviewed by Mike Diver
{Awayland}Villagers
A follow-up marking Villagers out as interesting, literate and imaginative storytellers.reviewed by Jude Clarke
The Moths Are RealSerafina Steer
An artist harder to define, and more brilliant, than you might imagine.reviewed by Chris Parkin
La Guinéenne Mory Kanté
Kanté remains one of Africa’s finest and most inventive singers and musicians.reviewed by Robin Denselow
Long.Live.A$APA$AP Rocky
Debut album proper from the hyped New York rapper doesn't quite deliver.reviewed by Paul Lester
Natural OrderTalk Talk
If magic in music exists, it is here, and never-ending.reviewed by Jude Rogers
The Rape of Lucretia (conductor: Oliver Knussen; Aldeburgh Festival Ensemble)Benjamin Britten
A deeply affecting experience that ought to win the opera many new admirers.reviewed by Graham Rogers
Violin Sonatas (violin: Leonidas Kavakos, piano: Enrico Pace)Ludwig van Beethoven
This joyous set of Beethoven's sonatas takes its place among the very best.reviewed by Graham Rogers
Elements of LightPantha du Prince & The Bell Laboratory
An ambitious “symphony” with its roots in techno, recalling classical minimalists.reviewed by Louis Pattison
