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Cinerama – John Peel Sessions: Season 2

Appealing second Peel selection from a post-Weddoes David Gedge

Bed – Spacebox

Adventurous second album from Belgian soundscape-jazzers

The Havenots – Bad Pennies

Having met at Leicester Music College in 1998 and formed early last year, The Havenots are Sophia Marshall and Liam Dullingham, two young pups (20 and 22) whose smoke-weary delivery belies their tender years. Informed by Gram/Emmylou, Gillian Welch/David Rawlings and Uncle Tupelo, this is gentle smoulder for the most part, all languid, punt-down-the-river melodies and mountain-air acoustic guitars (courtesy of Samuel Harvey).

Woven Hand – Blush Music

16 Horsepower frontman's score for a Belgian dance company

Get The Beards In

A unique musical relationship caught in close-up

Skin – Fleshwounds

Skunk Anansie vocalist goes it alone

Breathless – Behind The Light

Prog-rock magic from the original 'ethereal' enigmas

The Business Of Strangers

Riffing on early David Mamet or Neil LaBute, writer-director Patrick Stettner's superb three-hander anatomises the airless, amoral culture of top-rank executives. In a faceless airport hotel, high-flyer Stockard Channing plays sadistic sex-and-power games with young business rival Julia Stiles and corporate headhunter Frederick Weller. Sharp, astringent, and proof that complex ideas and strong performances transcend even minimal budgets.

Dirty Deeds

Hyperactive crime caper from Down Under

Trembling Before G_d

Documentary about the lives of gay and lesbian orthodox and Hasidic Jews
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