Belle and Sebastian: What to Look for in Summer review: A magical mystery cruise

These live recordings from the band’s Boaty Weekender gigs are a ray of needed sunshine

Belle and Sebastian: How to Solve Our Human Problems Part 2 – soft and sweet in the middle

The second in a suite of three EPs from Glasgow’s elder statesmen of indie pop meanders between propulsive psychedelia and relentlessly pleasant easy listening

Belle & Sebastian: Too twee or not too twee?

Co-founder Chris Geddes talks about perceptions, pop songs, and why the band’s fanbase is still going strong after 20 years

Belle & Sebastian: Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance

The family twee, from Disney to Deschanel

How twee are you? If you’re a fan of Lena Dunham, Portlandia, Wes Anderson films and cats, maybe more than you think

God Help the Girl review: Don’t give up the day jobs, guys

A fictional band that owes a lot to Belle and Sebastian

In the film God Help the Girl, three teenage misfits cross paths in Glasgow, agree that music is their salvation and form a band. So far, so Stuart Murdoch, who took a break from his real-life band to make his directorial debut

Belle & Sebastian: The Third Eye Centre