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The only thing missing was just as song was ending it would have been good to hear an old air raid siren going off in the background. Now that would have been authentic.

From the Monkeys new album"Suck it and see" included in it's 12 tracks you'll find love songs and even sounds similar to The Stone Roses. Majority of "Suck it and see" was composed by Alex Turner back in 2009 in Williamsburg, NY.

As Woody Allen once said "Man consists of two parts, his body and his mind, only the body has more fun" thats TV On The Radio.

Deerhunter maybe best known for their angelic ambient punk but to see them live is a whole new experience.

Great band with ambition to keep pushing forward which is obvious in their music.

World will be a bit crappy when there are no music stores you can walk into and meet other people doing same thing. Kyle's voice is good and the handclaps make it a happygolucky type of song. I like it, puts you into an instant good mood listening to it.

When i hear this Friday song, the only song that comes to mind with days of the week in it is the old Neil Sadaka one "Lets Go Steady Again". That did pretty well back in the day so "Who Knows?"

Jessie J welcome to the big time from now on its a one way ticket to the very top.

Whatever the "It" factor is Jessie J has got it, she's been behind the scenes for a few years now and has composed hit songs for top artists , including Britney Spears. It's so good to see a future top star right at the beginning. Jessie J has arrived.

This album recorded in Nashville with Alison Krauss and producer T-Bone Burnett was unexpected (especially by Jimmy Page) but is a triumph and Roberts Plants best solo work of late. It was also the album that has denied us all the Zeppelin reunion. Plant preferring to tour with Krauss and Burnett.

The addition of extra musicians is sensitively achieved, whether on the harmonies on "Naked As We Came" (by Beam's sister, Sara) or on "Sunset Soon Forgotten" . As always the softness of Beam's singing is so distinctive.

On songs like "Trouble", "Shelter" and "Narrow Escape" Ray Lamontagne seems to have brought the legacy of troubadours into the 21st Century.

Written in Seattle but with Bridwell's nostalgia for native North carolina, this strident debut offers a simplified, but effective, take on My Morning Jacket's concept of cosmic Americana.

With touches of Fleetwood Mac / Kinks / Lou Reed, LIFEGOESON tells of promiscuous barmaids and down and out writers finding their strengths to carry on. This song grows on you each time you listen to it.

With a career spanning 23 years Gruff Rhys is discovering he has a good solo voice at the age of 40. This album based around his shampoo bottle collection from hotels around the world is polished and wide ranging.

A captivating stick in the brain song from an album of indie-pop that "Those Dancing Days" have created to charm all ages of the indie conoisseur.

Lykke Li is making the change and this makes her more interesting. In the past she's been a quiet lyrical quaint storm now she's threatening to turn into a Hurricane, Swedish style.