The Barometer: Jason Isbell and the 400; Aidan Moffat + the Best-ofs; Florence and the Machine; Rumble Strips; Mos Def; Jamie T
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Brooding, organ-infused Southern country-soul number treating those twin imposters, ambition and failure, with equal suspicion.
Aidan Moffat + the Best-ofs, Oh Men!
Ex-Arab Strapper sums up the war of the sexes in three wise, raucous minutes – and surrenders.
Florence and the Machine, Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)
Joyous, swirling harp and keys from the songstress. Sure to be a party hit.
Rumble Strips, Not the Only Person
Underrated Devon band return with a confident, stomping piano and strings pop number and the Mark Ronson treatment
Mos Def, Casa Bey
The elusive MC seals his comeback with a funky sampler.
Jamie T, Sticks 'N' Stones
Makes his long-awaited return with a typically addictive hook.
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