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• Domino Crystal Anniversary

  

  Oct 7 2008:

  Barbican, London
  Junior Boys make pristine, future-perfect pop every bit as bubbly and infectious as Hot Chip's, says Paul Lester

• Lay yourself bare, Teddy

  Oct 5 2008:

  Pop review: Teddy Thompson, Scala, London
  Thompson sings songs of scorn and suicide but plays it for laughs. He really doesn't need to ... says Kitty Empire

• Ladyhawke

  

  Oct 3 2008:

  Cockpit, Leeds: It's hard not to imagine what the crystal-voiced blonde would look like in Dynasty power makeup with a hair-dryer blowing back her locks, as her terrific material creates a party in the mind, says Dave Simpson

• Seasick Steve

  

  Oct 3 2008:

  Royal Albert Hall, London: He makes a colossal noise, and often he does it with no more than a battered three-string guitar and a hirsute drummer, says Ian Gittins

• Robert Forster

  

  Sep 30 2008:

  Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
  His two-hour show gathers songs from every stage of his 31-year career and gets pacier by the minute, says Maddy Costa

• Ronnie Spector

  

  Sep 29 2008:

  Carling Islington Academy, London
  Taking to the stage after a brief retro workout by her band, Spector's leg-skimming flared jeans belie her years

• Ne-Yo

  

  Sep 25 2008:

  Hammersmith, London
  Ne-Yo is a chap who is happy with just a good-night kiss, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Glasvegas

  

  Sep 25 2008:

  Scala, London
  Their wall of guitar noise and thump-crash drumming sounds impressively vast, writes Alexis Petridis

• Nickelback

  

  Sep 23 2008:

  O2 Arena, London
  For all Nickelback's sense of fun, their music remains joyless, writes Betty Clarke

• Constantines

  

  Sep 22 2008:

  Wilmington, London

  Their full-tilt power-chord singalongs and tricksy, art-rock workouts elicit a great response, says Tom Hughes

• Echo and the Bunnymen

  

  Sep 19 2008:

  Royal Albert Hall, London
  There is a sense of unfinished business, a reputation to restate, writes Angus Batey

• Kimya Dawson

  

  Sep 17 2008:

  Union Chapel, London
  Kimya Dawson has always traded in the infantile, and never more than now, says Ian Gittins

• End of the Road festival

  

  Sep 16 2008:

  Larmer Tree Gardens, Dorset
  Mercury Rev's The Dark Is Rising summed up the festival perfectly widening our eyes with wonder, says Jude Rogers

• Saint Etienne

  

  Sep 16 2008:

  Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
  It no longer matters how Saint Etienne have survived; it's just nice that they have, says Maddy Costa

• Jammin' all the way to the White House

  Sep 14 2008:

  Pop: Stevie Wonder invokes his late mother, God and Barack Obama, but slushy ballads and jazz-funk workouts dilute the impact of his classics

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