Single review: the Killers - Caution Starting like an extended intro to 'Money for Nothing' before kicking into more familiar affair, this is undeniably the Killers, this time in a more uplifting mood. Slightly poppier than some of their more recent material, it has... [1of2]

Album review: Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott - Manchester Calling For the former Beautiful South pairing's fourth LP and the first since Heaton's retrospective greatest hits, we get an album that's four tracks bulkier, and at least 15-minutes longer than their previous... [1of9]

delivering a northern-themed lyrical poem. It's the most different song, but surprisingly one of the most entertaining and listenable. [8of9]

Album Review: @OhWonderMusic - No One Else Can Wear Your Crown It's testament to the talents of duo Anthony West and Josephine Vander Gucht that, when seeing them at their recent album launch in Leeds, hearing songs from their third album for the first time felt... (1of8)

...'How It Goes' echoes Royksopp at their height. 'Drunk on You' adds a bit of variety to their familiar sound, keeping it fresh, with 'Nothing But You' and the orchestral-tinged 'I Wish I Never Met You' lifting up the second half of the album. (7of8)