Talk To Me/Blue Foundation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nN-TUViKMo

A great band I discovered a few months back (these guys also contributed to the "Twilight" soundtrack, in case the band name sounds familiar). Kirstine's voice is angelic.

Great Albums (The Unforgettable Fire/U2)

Year: 1984

Having received commercial success with their first three albums, U2 sought a more art-rock sound in their next. For this, they roped in Brian Eno (Talking Heads) as producer. And boy, did he deliver. The album is filled to the brim with ambient textures and guitar-driven atmospheres and marks a major shift in the band's playing. Clayton's straight basslines and Mullen's no-nonsense drumming thankfully step in, however, and keep the listener from going into orbit. The collaboration with Brian Eno, of course, went on to become a hugely successful one.

Personal Picks: Trust me, play this album from the beginning and don't bother about the tracklist. Oh, and it'll help if you're in space.

Time To Pretend/MGMT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sArxl4TR8K0

Feel-good synth pop. This song plays in the opening credits of the movie "21".

Crazy On You/Heart

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZuW6BH_Vak

Their songs are marked by awesome riffs and all-out choruses.

Bluesy Tuesday

Good Golly Miss Molly/Little Richard  (One of my first guitar tunes. Also my favourite song for some good old jammin')

Kansas City/Beatles  (One of the most frequently covered blues songs)