NME reports:

PJ Harvey is to mark the second anniversary of John Peel’s death by releasing a series of tracks recorded on the late broadcaster’s show between 1991-2004. The singer joins a host of artists, including Pulp, House of Love and Siouxsie And The Banshees, who are set to release their own Peel Sessions for the first time during a month of commemorative events to mark the anniversary of the inspirational DJ’s death. Harvey has chosen 12 tracks for the record, spanning her career, with early versions of songs from her 1992 debut album ‘Dry’ to her seventh LP ‘Uh Huh Her’, released in 2004.

‘Oh My Lover’
‘Victory’
‘Sheela-Na-Gig’
‘Water’
‘Naked Cousin’
‘Wang Dang Doodle’
‘Losing Ground’
‘Snake’
‘That Was My Veil’
‘This Wicked Tongue’
‘Beautiful Feeling’
‘You Come Through’

MP3: ‘Straight’