UKNY for November 10

It has been a very long week, punctuated by jet lag. I've just returned from a two-week stay in London, which coincided with the late October release of three excellent albums from The Cure, Underworld, and Laura Marling. On tonight's "UKNY," deep tracks from those releases, including a haunting duet between Underworld's Karl Hyde and American singer and songwriter Nina Nastasia that suits the ruminative mood of this chilly Sunday.

Also, new singles with wistful autumnal vibes from Romy and Sampha, Glasgow's C Duncan, and London-born, Paris-based Flora Hibberd. There's a new Kevin Ayers box set, All This Crazy Gift of Time — The Recordings 1969-1973 too, out now on the Cherry Red label.

That's "UKNY," Sundays from 11 p.m. to midnight on 90.7 FM, streaming online, and in the Archives after broadcast.

Songs played:

1. Field Music, “The Guardian of Sleep,” Limits of Language
2. Kevin Ayers, “Song for Insane Times,” Joy of a Toy and All This Crazy Gift of Time – The Recordings 1969-1973
3. C Duncan, “It’s Only a Love Song,” It’s Only a Love Song
4. The Cure, “Endsong,” Songs of a Lost World
5. Underworld + Nina Nastasia, “Iron Bones,” Strawberry Hotel
6. Charlie Chaplin, excerpt from the soundtrack of “The Great Dictator”
7. Romy & Sampha, “I’m on Your Team,” single
8. Flora Hibberd, “Jesse,” Swirl
9. Seafarers, “Melissa,” Another State
10. Laura Marling, “Caroline,” Patterns in Repeat
11. Fabiana Palladino, “Drunk,” single
12. SAULT, “Monsters,” Untitled (Black Is)