There’s a peculiar rupture in the work of Deborah Grice, with her landscapes – which invoke the 19th century romantics – seemingly infected by modern, graphic forms. See them at Biscuit Factory from this November. I love a bit of incongruity and Deborah G…

Nina Nesbitt’s fourth album is her best yet, and one of my favourites of the year. It’s a beautiful folk-pop record, with gentle acoustic guitar and piano melodies and light, airy vocals that evoke the ethereal mountain scene on its cover. Inspired by her…

Service has three narrators: Daniel is a celebrity chef who has recently been accused of sexual assault. Julie is his wife and the mother of his two sons. Hannah is a woman who waitressed at Daniel’s restaurant while she was at university. She’s not one o…