We start with Britain's Heavenly and their twee classic "Mark Angel" from their 1996 Operation Heavenly; which you can get from Amazon, or Other Music. They have since split up, but Tender Trap (who will likely at some point be heard on The Sounds in My Head) has sprung up in their stead, and is great. Then Norway's classic rock influenced The Jessica Fletchers did "You Can Have Japan" from their American-debut album What Happened to The?, which is an inspired record worthy of purchase... from, say, Amazon or and you can listen to samples and download it via iTunes. The third slot is a new group from, not Finland, but Australia called Architecture in Helsinki (just to be confusing), who did their song "Fumble" from their album Fingers Crossed, which you can pick up from Amazon, Other Music, or from iTunes. And lastly the all-but-Top-40-at-this-point New Mexico act The Shins did "Saint Simon" from their second (and most recent) album Chutes Too Narrow, which I would HIGHLY recommend buying from Amazon, Other Music or iTunes either before or after you buy their first amazing album Oh, Inverted World.