For Dublin alt. folk fivesome Cocophone, the brainchild of songwriters Fin Divilly and Freya Monks, the spellbinding alloy that happens when boy meets girl is always the star of the show. Divilly and Monks have the kind of voices that simply melt into each other. Produced by Gavin Glass, their debut Reservoir echoes the experimental spirit of bands like The xx, Portishead and Fleetwood Mac. Swerving between subdued, unplugged folk and eerie, classically-tinged pop, it’s a highly romantic affair, but one that cleverly avoids cliché.