Barometer: Phoenix, Camera Obscura; Peter Gabriel; Madlib; Paulo Nutini; St Vincent
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This sprawling epic is a haunting counterpoint to the poppier elements of their new album
Camera Obscura, My Maudlin Career
A perfect slice of melancholy Scottish indie pop from band's latest album of the same name
Peter Gabriel, The Book of Love
TV show Scrubs used this lovely, strings-laden cover of a Magnetic Fields song for the closing musical montage of its latest series
Madlib, Sacrifice
Swirling instrumental hip hop from the producer's 2008 tribute to J Dilla
Paulo Nutini, 10/10
Caledonian soul blue-beat from the boy blessed with a voice old before his time
St Vincent, The Stranger
Spooky, kooky and altogether great pop tones
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