Reader Supported Listening

Dear Everyone,
A few weeks ago, I asked readers to tell me what songs they would place on the soundtrack to Gabriel's Inferno. I was pleasantly surprised when I received tweets and messages from readers around the world, recommending various music. I've included references to several songs in the novel, but I was interested in hearing what the readers thought would make a good soundtrack.
The song that stood out amongst the recommendations was No Light, No Light by Florence + The Machine. Rebecca C. sent the song to me, which you can listen to here.
The lyrics that caught my attention: "No light, no light in your bright blue eyes. I never knew daylight could be so violent. The revelation in the light of day ..."
I'm still meditating on the violence of daylight.
Readers recommended many different kinds of music and I found myself introduced to several new bands. Here's a list of some of the songs:
"Sinister Kid" by The Black Keys. "That's me, that's me - the boy with the broken halo. The devil won't let me be ..."
"Broken" by Livingstone. "Broken in silence, I adore you ..."
"Fix You" by Coldplay.
"If You Only Knew" by Shinedown.
"Arms" by Christina Perri.
"A Drop in the Ocean," by Ron Pope. *I enjoyed listening to this song very much.
"Sigh No More," by Mumford and Sons.
"Entre tus alas," by Camila.
"In the End," by Snow Patrol.
"For The First Time," by The Script.
"I Love You," by Sarah McLachlan.
"Cloudbusting," by Kate Bush.
"Amazed," by Lonestar.

Thank you to everyone who sent a suggestion. I invite more musical recommendations in the comments below.
In light of the Professor's passion for museums (and their inherent seductive possibilities), I'll be posting a series of entries on the museums of the world, beginning tomorrow.

All the best and thanks for reading,
SR

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