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Bittersweet Nothings

Further helpings of articulate and soulful intensity from highly-acclaimed British singer-songwriter on the follow-up to his Mercury Prize-nominated debut from 2001, Here Be Monsters

Geist – Songs For Your Neighbour

Subtle, simmering 'new acoustic' debutThese gentle, vaguely retro acoustic stylings from British songwriting duo Hudson and McDevitt exude real charm, evoking melancholy memories, tempered optimism and warm pints in cold country pubs. Reference points include a less tortured Turin Brakes or less populist David Gray, though ticking clocks, babies' cries and the mesmerising "For You" will have you digging out your crusty copy of Floyd's Wish You Were Here. Bursts of energetic violin from Chris Goddard give it an extra edge. Pastoral peaks.

Golden Rough – Provenance Candle

Third LP from Aussie four-piece ditches country twang for subtly shaded pop

The Vinyl Countdown

Legendary single-a-month scam from indie stalwarts revisited

Cool Hand Luke

More brilliantly bilious dispatches from This England

Jackie Leven – Shining Brother, Shining Sister

Scottish cult hero's first since 2001's Creatures Of Light And Darkness

Joy Zipper – American Whip

Second album from Italian-American enigmas, produced by Kevin Shields

The Moon – Without Earth

Entire studio output of psychedelic orch-pop band on CD for first time

Cary On Charming

Three Hollywood favourites starring the silver-tongued man of style

Shots In The Dark

Clint Eastwood's classic final word on the western genre
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