Second from Nick Cave drummer's side project

Brilliant minimalist NYC hip hop

The rapturous return of Commander Ferry and the finest space age rock band in the universe

The Floyd's classic gets dub-wise makeover

The poet laureate of hooliganism returns

Third album from ex-Broadway actress

Californian country-folk belle lets the sunshine through on excellent fourth album

OMD were always the most reasonable of electropoppers, and much of their eponymous 1980 debut album resembles a sixth-form music project with songs ranging from the endearingly daft ("Red Frame/White Light") to the accidentally profound ("Messages"). Organisation, released six months later, is what they turned into after they had listened to Joy Division; few hit singles have been as darkly ironic as "Enola Gay".

First time on CD for post-Morrison freakout album recorded in California

Compilation of London trip hoppers' four albums to date, plus two new cuts