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Song of the Day: Further wonderfully quirky, stylish, groovy, neo-noir electro-pop by the trio of Jade Vincent, Keefus Ciancia and David Holmes who did much of the Killing Eve soundtrack, with a song for their forthcoming next album, Polychrome
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Róisín Murphy makes some shapes
Song of the Day: Old-school 70s disco with a fresh twist from the brilliant and eccentric Irish singer-songwriter, producer and art pop specialist, with a video inspired by Italian TV star Raffaella Carrà
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John Schroeder
Song of the Day: After three belters from Quincy Jones, today let’s move on to full fat funk TV and movie orchestra sounds from the 60s and early 70s, with tracks rarely recognised, but whose still hits home instantly
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Tindersticks
Song of the Day: Following yesterday's Prince of Tears by Baxter Dury, let's move onto another deep-voiced, orchestral-backed song of wonderful melancholy by the Nottingham band from their second album in 1995
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The Muppet Show
Song of the Day: From yesterday's Tiswas by Sleaford Mods, it's time to get the show on the road with the glorious vaudevillian opener of the unbeatable children's show of the 70s and 80s
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Sleaford Mods ... Andrew Fearn (left) and Jason Williamson
Song of the Day: From Disposable Heroes' dystopian vision yesterday, we turn the Notts duo in 2014 for some down-to-earth cultural critique via a 1970s children's show
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Michael Franti on the cover of The Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy's 1992 album
Song of the Day: From Kate Tempest dystopia we highlight a natural forbear by Michael Franti and Rono Tse, where television's effect of ignorance still resonates, only perhaps more smaller screens and via social media
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