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The Beach Boys – 1967 – Sunshine Tomorrow

Includes Smiley Smile outtakes and a new stereo mix of Wild Honey

Queens Of The Stone Age – Villains

Josh Homme and Mark Ronson make dance rock theatre

This Is The Kit – Moonshine Freeze

The West Country wanderer’s fourth album may be her best yet

Shabazz Palaces – Quazarz: Born On A Gangster Star/Quazarz vs The Jealous Machines

Seattle stargazers conjure up double dose of fluid, trippy hip hop invention

John Murry – A Short History Of Decay

Grief, divorce and exile inspire more gems of burnt, bruised Americana

Broken Social Scene – Hug Of Thunder

Canadian collective return with engaging, comforting sixth

Radiohead – OKNOTOK

A 20th anniversary reissue with B-sides and unreleased tracks

Peter Perrett – How The West Was Won

Only Ones frontman rises from the dead

Peter Gabriel – The Soundtracks: Birdy/The Passion/The Long Walk Home

Gabriel’s three ambitious movie soundtracks get the remastered, high-definition, 45rpm vinyl treatment

Van Morrison – The Authorized Bang Collection

Too long in exile: Van Morrison acknowledges his youthful indiscretions
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In 1967, as the sun shone down on Southern California, the roof fell in on The Beach Boys. In April, 20-year-old Carl Wilson, who’d been drafted to fight in Vietnam, was arrested by the FBI for failing to report for military duty. In May, his brother Brian formally abandoned work on Smile, the ava...

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