The first Pakistani musician to win a Grammy sheds light on her nocturnal universe
The electronic producer, who died in 2021, left behind a trove of unfinished material which forms the basis for this self-titled release
Pipe organ adds a sense of unease to this captivating set of original compositions and folk songs
The composer conducts the Mahler Chamber Orchestra in this excellent live recording of his latest opera
Bare staging of Tchaikovsky’s opera brings pluses and minuses
Dated girl-power anthems and by-the-numbers dance-pop lack the frivolity that once made the singer so entertaining
‘The Listeners’, about an American woman driven to join a cult by the mysterious sound, is also being made into a TV series
Two tragedies inspired Hebb to write an uplifting track that travelled from jazz to soul and beyond
The King of Pop’s legacy has generated $3bn since his death but remains overshadowed by child sex abuse claims
The singer-songwriter’s 12th studio album combines rhythmic depth with vocal sophistication
The fast-rising singer made a strong claim as successor to Madonna and Lady Gaga in a vibrant London show
The musician on his world-beating Taylor Swift collaboration, and why the music industry is ‘scam after scam’
The UK producer’s first solo release in seven years delivers only moments of euphoria
The French-Spanish musician has released an engaging new set of songs, but recycles much of his past work
John Wilson and the Sinfonia of London use all the music and the original orchestration of the 1943 premiere
The band’s ‘benevolent dictator’ J Willgoose Esq discusses the pioneering aviator ‘who wanted to feel alive in every moment’
The Berliner Philharmoniker played Brucker and Rihm while Ensemble Modern offered Ruth Crawford Seeger
The conductor and pianist Emanuel Ax found new things in familiar works at the Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall
Nuggets from new album ‘No Name’ were mixed with muscular White Stripes classics at London’s Islington Assembly Hall
Soprano Angel Blue and pianist Stephen Hough were the soloists at the tradition-filled evening
Bacharach and David’s 1964 song was widely covered — including an extraordinary version by Isaac Hayes
The music industry’s shift from product to performance foreshadows a widespread move towards intangible assets
Differences between band members have made reaching agreement more difficult
The Londoner sings with murmured vocals about opaque scenarios in a thoughtful, interestingly cryptic new record
The virtuoso drummer’s political activism is captured on a gripping set of compositions from the 1950s and ’60s