6 Music takes a look at the albums on the 2010 Mercury Music Prize shortlist.
Biffy Clyro present tracks from their Mercury-nominated album Only Revolutions. The band features brothers James and Ben Johnson from Ayrshire.
DetailsCorinne Bailey Rae presents tracks from her Mercury-nominated album The Sea, which was a top 10 album in both the UK and US.
Details6 Music looks at Dizzee Rascal's Mercury-nominated fourth album Tongue N' Cheek. Dizzee won the 2003 Mercury Prize with his debut album, Boy In Da Corner.
DetailsFoals present tracks from their Mercury-nominated album Total Life Forever. The Oxford-based five-piece are fronted by Yannis Philippakis.
DetailsI Am Kloot introduce tracks from their Mercury-nominated album Sky At Night. Formed in Manchester in 1999, the band are Peter Jobson, Andy Hargreaves and songwriter John Bramwell.
DetailsThe Kit Downes Trio present tracks from their Mercury-nominated album Golden. The group are pianist Kit Downes, double bassist Calum Gourlay and drummer James Maddren.
Details6 Music looks at Laura Marling's Mercury-nominated album I Speak Because I Can, which was recorded in part at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios with producer Ethan Jones.
DetailsMumford and Sons present tracks from their Mercury nominated album Sigh No More, their debut album.
DetailsPaul Weller presents tracks from his Mercury-nominated album Wake Up The Nation, which features My Bloody Valentine's Keith Shields and former Jam member Bruce Foxton.
DetailsA chance to hear highlights from all 12 of the Mercury-nominated albums, presented by the artists involved.
Details6 Music takes a look the band's Mercury-nominated self-titled debut album, which features the singles Crystalised, VCR, Basic Space and Islands.
DetailsVillagers present tracks from their Mercury-nominated album Becoming A Jackal. Conor O'Brien played most of the instruments on the album himself, as well as creating the artwork.
DetailsWild Beasts present tracks from their Mercury-nominated album Two Dancers. This is the band's second album and it was co-produced by Richard Formby.
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