Best new songs: Aoife O'Donovan, Radiohead's Ed O'Brien, Le Couleur, Chester Bennington's old band...

Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien has released 'Shangri-La', a dance rock song from his debut solo album 'Earth', coming in April, signed EOB; Cabane is a Belgium musician and photographer releasing his solo debut album 'Grande Est La Maison', with Will Oldham singing on the pretty 'Take Me Home' (listen below); Horseneck includes two former Will Haven guitarists and Chelsea Wolfe's drummer, they play sludge/post-hardcore on 'Pen15'; Jon Hopkins released a piano and violin heavy 'Scene Suspended'; Le Couleur on 'Concorde' sang an ode to the airplane; Chester Bennington 1990s band Grey Daze remade their song 'Sickness' with Helmet frontman Page Hamilton lending his guitar; Noah Reid does US-rock on 'Honesty'; folk singer Aoife O'Donovan catches attention with the first line "The water is a glaze like loneliness at ease with itself" on her new song 'Night Fishing'; Christine and the Queens released a new song 'People, I’ve been sad', a synth-pop english/french number.