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  Readers recommend: motorbike songs

  12 Nov 2010: Last week was all about comebacks. Now we make a slight return to the topic of bicycles, but this time with an added engine

• Tinchy Stryder: Third Strike - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: Tinchy Stryder's seen the competition from fellow British MCs over the last 12 months, and he's toughened up, reckons Paul MacInnes

• Take That: Progress - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: Robbie's back, Take That are on top form, and Caroline Sullivan is delighted

• Stereolab: Not Music - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: A new set of old recordings does nothing to dispel Maddy Costa's suspicion that Stereolab's music is a hall of mirrors

• Earth: A Bureaucratic Desire for Extra-Capsular Extraction - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: Earth's debut deserves to be remembered for more than the presence of Kurt Cobain, says Jamie Thomson

• The Parting Gifts: Strychnine Dandelion - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: Garage rock veteran Greg Cartwright turns his hand to early-60s pop with ecstatic results. By Michael Hann

• First sight: Sea of Bees

  11 Nov 2010: Not a swarm of stinging insects, but Julie Ann Baenziger, a 25-year-old singer-songwriter from Sacramento, California.
  

• Sandy Denny: Sandy Denny - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: There are powerful, previously unheard songs here, and intriguingly different versions of already well-known songs, writes Robin Denselow

• Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra: Rockinghorse - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: The sound of the Hootenanny returns to CD, and Michael Cragg isn't impressed

• DJ Screw: from cough syrup to full-blown fever

  11 Nov 2010: When he died, 10 years ago next week, DJ Screw's druggy, ultra-slow sound was a regional craze. Two decades on and his influence can be felt from chart hip-hop to Swedish electronica. By Jesse Serwer

• MIA - review

  

  11 Nov 2010:

  At times, shouting and gesticulating, MIA seemed a peripheral figure at her own gig, writes Caroline Sullivan

• Deconstructing Motown's hit factory with Harry Weinger

  11 Nov 2010: The original Motown studio in Detroit – the legendary Hitsville USA – produced some of pop's most enduring three-minute wonders. Industry veteran Harry Weinger tries to explain their secret to Julia Mueller

• Brian Eno: Small Craft on a Small Sea - review

  

  11 Nov 2010: Brian Eno's 25th solo album doesn't look forward, but Dave Simpson think that no bad thing

• Local Natives: clockwork from Orange County

  11 Nov 2010: After years of honing their tight harmonies, southern Californians Local Natives are breaking out. But they've suffered a few comparisons too many, writes Andrew Purcell

• Fixers (No 907)

  11 Nov 2010: The dexterous songcraft of these boys from Oxford gets lost in live translation. So don't read them the riot act

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