“Lost You There” by Sub Rosa reminds me of the melancholy of The Sundays and The Delgados.

Only one more week of January left…here’s #15 of the list of new artists never before featured on After The Show.

Sarah Jaffe playing “Clementine” live. The song’s pretty good, but I think it’s a little too long.

1. Taylor Hanson has been tour blogging for the Huffington Post…read “Five Countries on Three Continents in 48 Hours” part 1 and part 2.

2. Uh Huh Her played a stripped-down set at the Fender stage at NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) over the weekend:

3. Jenny Lewis opened up to Elle magazine about her house. Article

Jonathan Coulton wrote this great song “Still Alive” for a video game called Portal, so it’s pretty bizarre if you’re unfamiliar with the plot & characters of the video game.

The song also features a theremin, an electronic instrument that the player controls just by moving his hands (no physical contact with the machine!).

Dead Fingers’ debut album isn’t out yet, but check out a live version of “Sin City Blues”:

It seems that He’s My Brother She’s My Sister copied Tilly & the Wall’s “tap-dancer in lieu of a drummer” set-up.

Watch “Clackin’ Heels”:

Check out “Put Me To Sleep” by Porcelain Raft. The debut album comes out next week.

Jasmine Ash, the lead singer of Oh Darling, is releasing her debut solo album on Valentine’s Day. Beneath The Noise was produced and co-written by Phantom Planet and Buckley alumni Sam Farrar and Jacques Brautbar.

I got the chance to listen to the album early, and highlights include “Killer” and “Echoes” as well as “Give A Little Less.”

Check out the song “Starlight” in the Ferrero Rocher commercial:

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Camera Obscura is a band from Glasgow, Scotland. They’ve been around for a long time (since 1996).

“Lloyd, I’m Ready to be Heartbroken” is a few years old, but it’s still a great song: