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Los Angeles duo DWNTWN turns Angus & Julia's "Big Jet Plane" into an intensely atmospheric and perfectly tuned down-tempo synth pop gem that does fully justice to the critically-acclaimed original.

Once in a rare moment you are captured by a voice so powerful that it changes everything. Platinum-selling artists like Adele and newcomers like Michael Kiwanuka are a few of those innately talented artists who can use their voice to add a dose of emotional intensity to their songwriting that grips listeners instantly.

Pop rock outfit All Mankind's "Can You Hear Me?" is a solid slice of propulsive pop rock that has an undeniable mainstream appeal and is slowly but surely finding its way to the masses - like good music always does.

The art of the long con is celebrated in The Great Magician.

Baltasar Kormákur heralds himself as a Scandinavian talent to watch.

A Happy Event promises to take no prisoners in its demystification of one of nature's greatest miracles.

What a waste of fake blood and makeup effects, to be in the service of a script so interminably dull.

Hugely inspired by some of the great pop of the past, rising Los Angeles synth pop duo Capital Cities decided to cover Madonna's 1983 breakout single "Holiday" to tap into some of its retro glory.

At its best moments, Special Forces approaches the Degree Zero of war films.

Machine Gun Preacher tells a bizarre and unlikely tale that's almost fitting of its bizarre and unlikely subject.