Christian Lee Hutson – Quitters: A fitting soundtrack to a bleak age

Hutson is looking around him, wondering about truth, lies and fractured dreams

Bright Eyes: Down in the Weeds review – Worth getting to know

There is gold to be mined with every listen of Conor Oberst and company’s 10th album

Stephen Malkmus - Traditional Techniques: Pavement singer goes back to basics

Stephen Malkmus embraces his traditional side on his third solo album

Phoebe Bridgers review: A vulnerable and vibrant voice

Conor Oberst - Salutations album review: Ruminations on a reboot

Oliver Wilde: Post-Frenz Container Buzz – sonic genius at work in Bristol

'My teenage bedroom is a source of pride and shame'

People heading home for Christmas might find themselves faced with their past obsessions

Album review: Larkin Poe – Larkin Poe

Longitude reviews: day three

James Vincent McMorrow makes a welcome return home, but no one is overshadowing Massive Attack

Conor Oberst: ‘I never felt that young to begin with, and now I feel like I’m 150’

The Longitude headliner tells about going it alone for his new album, collaborating with First Aid Kit and writing a sci-fi screenplay for Monsters of Folk

Slow Club: Complete Surrender