Bill Bruford / Earthworks - All Heaven Broke LooseReissue of long out of print album by drummer Bill Bruford's Earthworks Arguably Earthworks Mark I's most fullyrealised studio release, even as it moves towards a more abstract aesthetic. Includes live performances of the African influenced 'Libreville' and the more atmospheric 'Pilgrim's Way', both originally released on 'Dig?', demonstrating how Earthworks was able to rework and open up the material in performance.

a synthesis between historically informed performance and technical capabilities of a modern orchestra

Inspired by a remarkably wide span of source material

blues-drenched tracks

this concert provides a new opportunity to take the full measure of the poetry deployed by Nelson Goerner

the Partita in A Minor

The Apu Trilogy brought India into the golden age of international art-house film

we explore this year's finds in the West of Britain and a secret location in the Cotswolds

The artists featured here - violinist Dana Maiben

enlisting a team of historians

James Bond inspired belters from Edwin Starr and Rex Garvin And The Mighty Cravers and an anthem of positivity by Curtis Mayfield

The 2-LP set Beeside-The Anthology unearths 24 tracks of music recorded by Tintern Abbey between the summer of 1967 (when they spent a month in a Cornwall cottage

who played on the vast majority of Motown's 60s records