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Featuring PJ Harvey, Northumberland folk group The Unthanks and Swedish singer Lykke Li.

Joining Jools in the studio are PJ Harvey, who performs songs from her eighth studio album Let England Shake, Northumberland folk group The Unthanks and Swedish singer Lykke Li.

Music show. Jools is joined by Dorset's own PJ Harvey, who performs songs from her eighth studio album Let England Shake. This, her 'folk-influenced album about the horrors of war', has been widely acclaimed as one of her best. 

Also in the studio, from Northumberland, is the folk group The Unthanks. Rachel and Becky Unthank and their troupe perform a couple of songs from their upcoming album. 

Swedish singer Lykke Li returns to the show with songs from her second album, Wounded Rhymes.

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