‘A Crack in Everything’ is less about the artist than the adoration he inspires

Zack Snyder’s DC Comics adaptation is at times barely coherent

Focused musicianship was compromised by attention-grabbing histrionics from frontman Matt Berninger

The Nashville singer’s songs document her struggles and tribulations

Signs of mainstream consumer interest in physical records waning, says Deloitte

From his 1961 collection ‘The Spice-Box of Earth’

So long to a poet and artist for a corrupt and beautiful world

The FT’s pop critic hails an artist who handled dark themes yet resisted despondency

How Leonard Cohen’s track became one of music’s most widely covered songs

Artist with reputation for bleakness whose work centred on love, death and religion

The album’s graceful blend of soul, doo-wop and European folk traditions resists defeat

The establishment alone can’t stop him — but can expose his business practices and policy proposals

Nearly two dozen different exhibitions fill the museum’s galleries, a superabundance of art

Similar to Laibach’s upcoming concerts in North Korea, here are four surprising authoritarian entanglements

Recorded during the singer’s ‘Old Ideas’ world tour, the album includes jaunty music with Spanish guitar and R&B organ

Wayne Carson’s song has survived the process of being covered in different genres — country, power-balladry, electropop

The pace is slow, but the songs aren’t somnolent as the singer calmly negotiates themes of violence, love and religion

Ever since Cohen hired Robinson as a backing singer 34 years ago, their work has been entwined. Philippe Sands talks to her about collaboration, inspiration and how the songwriting happens

Leonard Cohen is the post-meltdown messiah, writes Gautam Malkani