Camera Obscura's brand of indie pop is as deliciously ephemeral as a summer romance. One of the most poignant bands to emerge from Glasgow in the '90s, they wed girl group-inspired dramatics and jangly guitars to an understated charm rooted in Scottish twee. Even at their most lush, the group retain a comfy, bedroom quality. There's no denying the disarming allure of Tracyanne Campbell. A heartache-prone bookworm, the singer and composer has a gift for writing extraordinarily intelligent lyrics that chart the unpredictable rushes and comedowns of love.