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Band of Skulls - Fires (Shangri-La)
Southampton trio, Band of Skulls, return with a new single that shimmies in an intriguingly seductive direction. Find out how the band fair when it comes to taking down the tempo.

Young Fathers - Automatic/Dancing Mantaray (This Is Music)
Edinburgh trio Young Fathers release their double a-side 'Automatic/Dancing Mantaray' and show why they're going to be so interesting to watch develop.

Swedish House Mafia - One (Your Name) (Virgin Records)
The dons of the White Isle offer all that is expected with their debut release.

Grum - Can't Shake This Feeling (Glasgow Underground Music)
Despite Morrissey's incessant pleading to 'Hang The DJ' and his musings on the 'Death Of A Disco Dancer', the likes of Grum seem determined to keep the genre alive.

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Biffy Clyro - God and Satan (14th Floor)
A year on from the release of 'That Golden Rule', Biffy Clyro are still releasing singles from Only Revolutions. But it's a testament to the quality of the record that 'God and Satan' is just as strong as the 5 singles that preceded it.

She & Him - Thieves (Double Six)
Zooey Deschanel is at her best as she blasts away the stereotype of naff actors-turned-singers with one of her best songs to date.

Two Door Cinema Club - You're So Stubborn (Kitsune)
Another club to think about joining, especially if you like your pop-rock short and sweet.

Mystery Jets - Flash A Hungry Smile (Rough Trade)
A chirpy and whimsical pop tune crammed with bobbing Byrds-esque positivity.

TeenagersinTokyo - End It Tonight (Back Yard Recordings)
Interesting, well polished, and with a distinctive Indie Rock come 80's Synth Pop feel - End It Tonight is another single from a band capable of doing great things, if someone is prepared to give them a chance.

Delphic - Counterpoint (R&S Records)
Mancunian three piece bring dream like harmony to the alternative dance floor.

Beach House - Norway (Subpop)
The dreamy Baltimore duo show there's more to their hometown than the moniker 'Bodymore, Murderland' suggests.

Wolfmother - Far Away (Modular)
They came from down under to fill us with wonder...and failed miserably.

Yeasayer - O.N.E (Secretly Canadian)
Experimental Brooklyn outfit, Yeasayer, strive to 'fit in' with one foot still firmly in the leftfield.

Herve - Blaze It (Cheap Thrills)
Herve deals up his take on the rave resurgence. It's a banger!

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