are generally restrained, augmented by orchestral flourishes and tinkling keyboards, while the steady rhythm of "Glosoli" sounds as if it's supplied by boots trudging over snow-covered tundra. With strings, horns, backward sound effects, an atypically straightforward vocal and a naggingly catchy keyboard hook that another band could make millions with, "Hoppipolla" offers itself as the autumn's feel-good anthem. Radio won't get it, but the iPods will understand.