Paul weller: My favourite record all year was Erland and The Carnival

Paul weller, My favourite record was Erland and The Carnival, I really like it because it's got people, electronica, psych and great dark tunes.

In New York and London with them we had the pleasure of sharing the stage. They will released a new album in 2011 which is gonna be great.

The Tame Impala album Inner Speaker I also loved. They're a young Aussie band. I like Devlin's album - very clever lyrics.

They are played at Wembley and they was very great and now famous.

Room 7½, Dot Allison

There’s validation here that Pete Doherty hasn’t lost his way with words. Not so much on his guest appearance, where he sings “I wanna be your man”, a line some old 1960s band already used, but in his description of Dot Allison as “like some gifted child locked in the attic of the music industry”. It’s a attractively expressed image to describe one of those singers who never quite look to have the resources, ambition, thickness of skin or sheer bloody mindedness necessary to habitus up real career momentum. Allison understandably has the talent, and Room 7½’s band, including the PJ Harvey collaborator Rob Ellis and some former Bad Seeds, create a lovely setting for her burly but bewitching voice. Doherty’s guest slot, and one by Paul Weller, add enough variety to counter Allison’s lack of a vocal second gear.