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  • twang

    Single: The Twang – We’re a Crowd

    It seems weird to look at a music video and actually know where it’s based, or is that just me?

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    Single: Grimes – Genesis

    ‘Genesis’ is catchy enough for you to hum but not quite obvious enough for the likes of a parrot to pick up and start repeating.

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    Single: The Arcadian Kicks – I Wanna Take You Home

    Kinver’s indie-rock five piece The Arcadian Kicks have shown plenty of promise in the years they’ve been gigging around Birmingham, but new single ‘I Wanna Take You Home’ shows signs of them finally living up to it.

  • young

    Single: Young Buffalo – Baby Demons

    Young Buffalo hail from Oxford, Mississippi, and since the release of debut single ‘Catapilah’, have attracted attention from new music enthusiasts, Zane Lowe and BBC 6Music.

  • maccabees

    Single: The Maccabees – Pelican

    Two years since the release of ‘Wall Of Arms’, The Maccabees are back and they’re taking no prisoners.

  • trou

    Single: Troumaca – Sanctify

    Big things are expected of Troumaca, and ‘Sanctify’ does not disappoint, showing that as well as living up to their hype at live shows, they can back it up in the studio too.

  • WB

    Single: Wild Beasts – Reach A Bit Further

    You either get Wild Beasts, or you don’t. Those that do tend to hold onto them like a closely guarded secret, and the third single from widely acclaimed Smother invites you in to share it from the opening notes.

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    Single: The Arcadian Kicks – You Play The Girl

    It may confuse you to find out that The Arcadian Kicks are not a band of robots programmed to write perfect pop songs in the key of Blondie.

  • real

    Single: Real Estate – It’s Real

    New Jersey trio Real Estate make the sort of perfect guitar-led indie that takes a lot of hard work but you’d never know it.

  • girls

    Single: Girls – Honey Bunny

    Girls manage to write songs that are heart-breakingly honest and joyfully upbeat. The San Francisco band’s amazing skill is to combine these apparently contrasting elements within the same song.