The xx: Night + Day – review This is the third mini-festival curated by the xx and the tone is set by the hosts: artfully moody electronica is in generous supply, says Paul Lester
The xx: Night + Day – review An abandoned theme park in Berlin is the perfect setting for this atmospheric and bizarre festival curated by the xx, writes Kate Mossman
Deptford Goth: Life After Defo – review The debut album by Daniel Woolhouse, aka Deptford Goth, sounds like Bon Iver gone post-dubstep, writes Kitty Empire
The xx – review On stage the xx's Romy Madley Croft and Jamie Smith are not given to showiness, but their showmanship glows out of the shadows, writes Maddy Costa
The xx: Coexist – review The xx's second album is 'another masterpiece of lush ascetism', writes Kitty Empire
The xx: Coexist – review Madley-Croft and Sim echo each other across the album like two people singing their own versions of the same story, to captivating effect, writes Michael Hann
Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx: We’re New Here – review This full-length remix of Gil Scott-Heron's comeback album proves that XX producer Jamie Smith is a master of his craft, writes Kitty Empire
Bestival Robin Hill Adventure Park, Isle of WightBestival's constituency is getting younger and more energetic every year, writes Dorian Lynskey
The xx; the Coral The xx take stock before beginning work on their second LP, while the Coral are surely due a second coming, says Kitty Empire
The xx The Roundhouse, LondonBroody and delicate, but the xx keep their stage magic to a minimum, writes Betty Clarke
The xx at Glastonbury 2010 Subtle drama, minimalist vibes and plenty of dry ice at the darkly hued trio's sleepy midnight performance
Beach House: Teen Dream Baltimore's boy-girl duo may be cool but their sweet nothings add up to a soon-forgotten dream, writes Kitty Empire
The Xx The Xx, the latest graduates from south London's school of avant-garde, need more time to grow into their talent, writes Gareth Grundy