1. Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses

2. Lady GaGa featuring Colby O'Donis - Just Dance

3. The Killers - Human
They're still on my list, because i think their new song is great!

4. Oasis - I'm Outta Time

5. Cat Power - Dark End Of The Street

6. Radiohead - 15 Step| Myspace Video

7. Kings of Leon - Use Somebody

8. Beyonce - If I Were a Boy

9. The Hold Steady - Stay Positive | Myspace Video

10. Kanye West - Love Lockdown

Flashback
Silver Penciled (The End Has No End) have already mentioned about how cool The Strokes are. I want to share a song from their masterpiece Is This It:
The Strokes - Trying Your Luck

I've been listening to Arctic Monkeys' Favourite Worst Nightmare a lot recently. My previous review was pure fun, i read again and again, it's so funny. And i noticed my bad point on this album and i need to correct that.

The Last Shadow Puppets is one of my favorite in the year, and Arctic Monkeys' Favourite Worst Nightmare was actually very good! It needs some spin, then you're addicted to their guitar chords and lyrics. I felt that i had to correct this mistake and tell this is a great record. 8/10

Arctic Monkeys - Do Me A Favor

Also:
The Last Shadow Puppets - The Age Of The Understatement
The Last Shadow Puppets - Standing Next to Me

The collection of Cat Power's latest cover songs is Dark End of the Street due digitally and on a limited edition double 10" in a gatefold sleeve December 9 from Matador. She sings songs from the Pogues, James Carr, Sandy Denny, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Otis Redding, and Aretha Franklin. Great covers from R&B, folk and soul artists.

mp3: Cat Power - Dark End Of The Street

Tracklist:
1. "Auld Triangle (The Pogues)
2. "Dark End of the Street (James Carr)
3. "Who Knows Where the Time Goes (Sandy Denny/Fairport Convention)
4. "Fortunate Son (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
5. "I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now) (Otis Redding)
6. "It Ain't Fair (Aretha Franklin)

I just discovered this new band while surfing around looking at new releases, and their minimalist sound and enchanted, hypnotic, mantra-like music snagged my attention immediately. The band's write-up about their music on MySpace is a little... out there. Okay, a lot out there. To quote only a small portion, they say "It’s a cactus trance of ancient metronomes, ESP murmurs and pomegranate flavoured candy canes". I have only one thing to say.

This song is chilly.

It's the kind of thing you'd expect to form a glaze of ice on your speakers, and I would not be surprised to hear it show up in a movie about serial killers. Scratchy, off-tune strings stalk through the whole song whilst the twinkles of stars (or bells or knives?) in the night dance in the foreground, as the vocals lurk beyond in the cold.

Judging by the songs I've heard thus far, St. Just Vigilantes new album Pastor of Oaks, Sheppherd of Stones promises to be a mostly meditative (AKA quiet, trace-inducingly dull) experience. This song may well be the standout in an otherwise flat CD.

St. Just Vigilantes- Rose Grenades

Ben Kweller releases 'Changing Horses' on February 3rd (2009). And we reveal joyful the first song "Fight" which is can be streamable on Kweller's myspace. Ballad Of Wendy Baker is also very great song that i've recently discovered. Changing Horses combines classical American style songwriting and rock roots. Indie rock singer songwriter Ben Kweller tells his music gets darker on this fifth studio album. Love Changing Horses.

Tracklist:
1. "Gypsy Rose"
2. "Old Hat"
3. "Fight"
4. "Hurtin' You"
5. "Ballad of Wendy Baker"
6. "Sawdust Man"
7. "Wantin' Her Again"
8. "Things I Like to Do"
9. "On Her Down"
10. "Homeward Bound"

This is the opening track to Franz Ferdinand's new album "Tonight". The track is made up of the stems from the remix competition for 'Ulysses'. Franz Ferdinand have announced details of their comeback single, "Ulysses". I know that we are all Franz Ferdinand fans! Such a great fun, come on lets get high! I'm loving Ulysses and third upcoming album "Tonight" will shake and rock your world. You can stream the song on official Myspace too.

Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses

If I had to pick a current favorite song, this would be IT. I’ve only had this song for three days and I’ve already listened to it more times than I can count (actually, the play count says 15. But it’s SO GOOD IT SEEMED LIKE MORE). ‘Sushi’ is pure fun, and it’s got an awesome beat. There aren’t very many songs that make me want to leap up and perform some kind of ridiculous dance right here in front of my computer. But this one does. And I’m not the ridiculous dance type.

Kyle Andrews has an album out, ‘Real Blasty’, and I really want to get my hands on it. He describes his music as alternative/acoustic/electronica which is a fascinating mix, since I would have thought acoustic and electronic music were mortal enemies fated never to meet lest one should perish in the ensuing battle. So it’s odd to see that they have spawned child as intriguing as ‘Real Blasty’. Download this song, cherish it in all it’s sushy goodness, and then go to his MySpace page if you want to download his free music sampler too.

Kyle Andrews- Sushi

http://www.myspace.com/kyleandrews

Marianne’s new album Easy Come Easy Go recorded over a two week period at the historic Sear Sound studios in New York, All the songs have been chosen by Marianne and Hal. The album includes 18 great covers of different music styles.

It's wonderful to hear new songs, i think Marianne did a great cover album with Easy Come Easy Go. It's so great, she feels the music inside like she did before. And her voice is so deep on Children of Stone. Interpretations of songs from Morrissey (Dear God Please Help Me) and The Decemberists (The Crane Wife 3) are surprisingly amazing. Check out official Marianne Myspace page for more track to stream.

Marianne Faithfull - Children of Stone with Rufus Wainwright (originally by Espers)