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Battle hymn and funeral dirge for the hipster masses, it rolls the zeitgeist around in its maw and blows a big pink bubble of flippant, phlegmatic fun.

Beatboxing French chanteuse Camille cooks up a hilarious oddball-disco anthem – entirely from vocal sounds and samples of scattering coins – mocking the multi-octave vocal hysteria of Mariah-fied power-balladry.

A beguiling slice of dance-punk by the most exciting new band to emerge from England in 2008. The video ? which featured large amounts of offal ? added to the song's mystique.

Jumpstarted by an insistent drumbeat that Lykke Li's voice orbits, skips and swoops around, this gorgeous pop song is as expertly controlled as it is exquisitely carefree.

Dark, moody, kaleidoscopic chaos ? Joe Henry blends a Tom Waits perspective on blusey jazz with a shimmering, sandpapered take on classic soul.

The Rilo Kiley front lady writes like Dylan and sings like Joni Mitchell on this captivating track from her new solo album of the same name.

Battle hymn and funeral dirge for the hipster masses, it rolls the zeitgeist around in its maw and blows a big pink bubble of flippant, phlegmatic fun.

Sure, it's a long way from the best song to be released under the Gunners name, but we are glad they all got behind to release this ridiculously over due new album.