Caroline Sullivan

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• Maroon 5: Overexposed – review

  

  21 Jun 2012: Maroon 5's precision-tooled new album doesn't contain anything wildly exciting, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Alt-J – review

  

  20 Jun 2012: With their nods to jazz, Alt-J are clearly influenced by more than just the usual gaggle of angular indie groups, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Carrie Underwood: Blown Away – review

  

  14 Jun 2012:

  Carrie Underwood has been a big star in the US for years, but her glossy country-pop style might be a hard sell in the UK, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Usher – review

  

  13 Jun 2012: Global live streaming means global adulation for Usher, who is at the peak of his performing skills, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Slash – review

  

  8 Jun 2012: writs Caroline Sullivan

• Amanda Mair: Amanda Mair – review

  

  7 Jun 2012:

  On this debut Mair is merely a sweet-voiced muse, singing small, pretty songs with aplomb, but not always mastering them, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Maximo Park: The National Health - review

  

  7 Jun 2012:

  The formless anxiety previously kept at bay by those bright, jerky guitars seems to be getting the upper hand, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Norah Jones – review

  

  3 Jun 2012: Norah Jones's barrage of blandness isn't necessarily a bad thing, writes Caroline Sullivan

• The best No 1 records: Blondie – Atomic

  31 May 2012:

  1980: Upping the ante at the start of the decade were the brightest of the US new wave brigade

• Alexandra Burke: Heartbreak on Hold – review

  

  31 May 2012: Alexandra Burke was one of the most appealing X Factor winners, but her new album sees her personality largely wiped out, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Rumer – review

  

  25 May 2012: Rumer's golden voice successfully finds the mainspring of her newly discovered songs, but they're a mixed bag, says Caroline Sullivan

• Regina Spektor: What We Saw from the Cheap Seats – review

  

  24 May 2012: Regina Spektor is in fine voice on her latest, but this much whimsy can be exhausting, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Rumer: Boys Don't Cry – review

  

  24 May 2012: At times it's too tasteful for its own good, but Rumer's covers album has some moments of delicate beauty, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Gaz Coombes Presents: Here Come the Bombs – review

  

  17 May 2012: Former Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes brings out his experimental side on his solo debut, but can't help filling it with tunes, too, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Remember Donna Summer: listen now to five classic songs

  17 May 2012:

  I Feel Love has to feature on any playlist of Donna Summer's music, but here are also some more classics by which to remember her ...

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