April Rain
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A very quick, very succinct, and very lovely little ditty tucked away as the B-side of one of folk rock’s most enduring duo. Read more
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A wonderful ballad from a veteran indiepop band’s unreleased opus, and featuring Pam Berry! Read more
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The opening song to eccentric pop artist Scott Walker’s third album is also one of his finest, most sublime pop compositions. Read more
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An excellent disco update of a contemporary soul number. Read more
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Post-Radiohead stadium anthemic Britpop for the perpetually depressed, moody, teenaged, and misunderstood, appealing to turtleneck-wearing clove-smokers and football goons alike! Read more
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A fine little psych-rock ditty that certainly feels like something holy. Read more
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This b-side from British reggae band UB40’s second single is a lovely reworking of a Randy Newman classic. Read more
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This is one of the finest pre-British Invasion songs we know, a delight of harmony and melody…and a bonus cover version to illustrate how the song lives on fifty years later. Read more
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Absolutely no information can be found on this mystery song, but no matter; it’s still a fun slice of early 1960s pop. Read more
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Is this a slow-jam love song about that special someone, or is it a deeply meaningful praise song to God? You decide. Read more
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