Fifteen years ago, it would have been hard to imagine a more iconic figure than Scott Walker. Within the band, Radiohead's reputation-making song Creep was referred to as "the Scott Walker song", Blur were massive fans, while Pulp, among the more ambitious of Britpop-era groups, sought to chivvy the singer out of his hermit-like seclusion and into the producer's chair. No wonder then, that for this celebration of Scott Walker's art - specifically the wonderful and scary work he has made since the 1990s - that significant figures from that era are present and correct. An event conceived of by Walker himself (though he won't be playing), here, Jarvis Cocker, Damon Albarn, Dot Allison, Michael Henry, Gavin Friday and Nigel Richards will be among the voices joining a string orchestra to bring a new dimension to this theatrical and occasionally threatening material. Go on: make it uneasy on yourself.