Ravenous OST End Titles by Michael Nyman and Damon Albarn
“I watched this film recently, and variations of this track plays throughout,” says Power. “Weird looped zither, toy keyboard with a classical orchestra.”

Keep Me Company by The Coral
“Bit of an old hidden gem from the Nightfreak album. Evokes images of some sort of medieval Pagan burial ritual. Definitely one of their best for me.”

He Would Have Laughed by Deerhunter
“Ethereal tribute to the late Jay Reatard. Bridging the gap between lo-fi and hi-fi, great simple guitar and drum loops. Amazing production.”

Hot Dreams by Timber Timbre
“Album of the year for me. Somehow mixing Portishead with Nebraska-Era Bruce Springsteen.”

Radioactivity by Kraftwerk
“This could easily be on any apocalypse/dystopian film. Their best moment for me, brilliant for a night-time drive.”

Runaway by SFA
“A brilliant single, like Brian May trying to jam out a Supremes tune. Gruff’s lyrics and rhythm are flawless. The video is just as good.”

Shake Some Action by Flamin’ Groovies
“Heard this recently and thought it was an early Television song. Guitar riffs galore.”

Another Girl Another Planet by The Only Ones
“Total teenage heartbreak punk, I always hear a bit of The Pastels when I listen to this.”

Looking For The Magic by Dwight Twilley Band
“Like if Alan Vega fronted The Heartbreakers. Features heavily in the horror film You’re Next, the most unusual perfect match.”

1991 by Bill Ryder-Jones
“A real moving, tear-jerking tribute. It doesn’t get much more melancholic than this, easily one of his best tunes.”

Floating by Julee Cruise
“Written with David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti. The album’s brilliant, it’s basically a Twin Peaks accompaniment.”

Lorelei by Cocteau Twins
“All the best bits of the 80s rolled into one.”

Good Morning Britain by Aztec Camera/Mick Jones
“I’ve gone all 80s and taken myself on a nostalgia trip now. Lyrically this is probably more relevant than ever.”

Christine by The House of Love
“These were quite an influence on our current album. Great song/arrangements, especially the reverb/chorus guitar riff.”

A Hit by Smog
“Fucked up slacker grunge. Massively influential on bands who are massively influential.”

You’re The Only One by By The Sea
“We’d been listening to a lot of New Order’s Power, Corruption and Lies when we recorded this. Lyrically it’s snapshot of childhood nostalgia. I’m a sucker for all that.”

By The Sea’s second album Endless Days Crystal Sky is out now on War Room Records. By The Sea is touring throughout November with shows in Cardiff, London, Manchester, Glasgow and Liverpool until the end of the month. Check the band’s Facebook page for details and tickets, and for more visit their BandCamp and follow them on Twitter.

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