Reviews

A generous host, at the end of the day, though you’ve got everyone from Derek Trucks and Gary Clark Jr to Earl Klugh and Los Lobos, it’s Clapton who remains the star. Even Keith Richards can’t upstage him.

Contemporaries such as Coldplay, Sia, The National and Santigold deliver pedestrian tracks that’ll undoubtedly sound at home in the film, but here, are a little uninteresting overall.

This is a great (and great sounding) addition to their catalogue that serves a number of purposes – a hits package, a sign that they are still alive and kicking as a band and a reminder of what a dynamic and visceral live act they remain.

Whilst you were out enjoying the fruits of a glorious weekend, there's a good chance you missed out on hearing on the most important collaborations of 2013.

'Untitled' (Unreleased) isn't a really ironic/satirical/hilarious track title, this new cut has just never been released or titled by Jamie xx himself.