Piano eccentricities from jazz maverick

Surprisingly enjoyable album from Greenwich Village folk veteran

Vaguely upsetting Toronto electronica

Business as usual for newly slimmed-down genius

Another day, another Bond movie. Forgive me if I can't get worked up about the McConcept, although David Arnold is, by any standards, a slick operator who does as much as anyone could to keep the formula fresh. Paul Oakenfold has a stab at remixing the James Bond theme, and, of course, Madonna and Mirwais concoct that title song. Here Madge contrives to sound like a tracheotomy victim rattling through an outtake from the Music album. "Sigmund Freud," she croaks. We wonder why. Then we realise she's simply trying to tell us she read a book once.

Solo debut by 'NSync frontman with production by Timbaland and the Neptunes

Wacky send-up pop cleverly put together by early-'70s Manchester four-piece hailed as 'New Beatles'

Reissued curate's eggs of debut albums from key early rappers

Former Feelgood guitarist anthologised

Debut album from 19-year-old Norwegian singer-songwriter