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Various Artists – Rough Trade Shops Indiepop 1

Even before Belle & Sebastian and Franz Ferdinand cited jangling, DiY indie as a touchstone, it had influenced Kurt Cobain (who covered The Vaselines' "Molly's Lips", featured here), the Manics and Saint Etienne. Essentially, indie-pop continued where Postcard records (Orange Juice, Josef K et al) left off a few years earlier (though minus the soul influences).

Big, bright, effervescent Peanuts pop from Brighton sextet

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Celebratory indie-folk spirituals from the Canadian Belle & Sebastian

Hidden Cameras – Play The CBC Sessions

Mini album of Canadian radio sessions from the gay gospel Belle & Sebastian. Sort of

Camera Obscura – Underachievers Please Try Harder

Scottish seven-piece deliver John Peel's favourite album of the year

The Ladybug – Transistor

Classy return to form following 2001's disappointing Argyle Heir

Sodastream – A Minor Revival

Winsome Australian duo's third album

This Month In Soundtracks

David Byrne is best known for his work with Talking Heads, Eno, a smash hit last year with X-Press 2, and his label, Luaka Bop. It's less well-known that he co-wrote the score for The Last Emperor (despite the fact it won him an Oscar) and has worked with theatre experimentalist Robert Wilson.
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