Course:
MA Philosophy of Art & Literature 
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arts@theyorker.co.uk 
For lovers of Antony and Beyoncé alike, the Singles Club is back again to check out this week’s fine (and not so fine) selection of single releases.
Up-and-coming indie folk band Mumford & Sons stopped off for a sold out show at the City Screen last Friday.
A diverse bunch of groups made up the impressive second heat of this year's competition.
They say the best things in life are free, and this open concert was a perfect example.
We chatted with the explosive blues-rock duo during their tour in support of Seasick Steve.
Chicago's leading indie violinist develops his unique, exhilarating style with his eighth studio album.
Glaswegian art-rockers release their third collection of songs to get girls dancing.
Pete Burgess takes a listen to the collective's characteristically energetic and strange but oddly accessible new release.
Pete Burgess looks back at the best of 2008.
The Hold Steady's stop-off in Manchester transports Pete Burgess from freezing winter's night to a, much more appealing, hazy evening in Minneapolis...
