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Review: The key cut from "Love And Other Planets" gets the remix treatment from some great current talent. Being the most percussive and groove based track on the album, "Launch Yourself" lends itself perfectly to some inspired and diverse remixes. Current breakthrough hipsters Hot Chip deliver a skanking slow hip hop groove, Four Tet give it a mental acid house workhouse and upcoming Swedish Maestro Eriksen perhaps trumps the lot with a hyper r'n'b roller.

Review: The key cut from "Love And Other Planets" gets the remix treatment from some great current talent. Being the most percussive and groove based track on the album, "Launch Yourself" lends itself perfectly to some inspired and diverse remixes. Current breakthrough hipsters Hot Chip deliver a skanking slow hip hop groove, Four Tet give it a mental acid house workhouse and upcoming Swedish Maestro Eriksen perhaps trumps the lot with a hyper r'n'b roller.

Review: Domino's favourite soul punks are back with the latest single from the acclaimed album 'Derdang Derdang'. Steadily building a fanbase up and down the country, this single looks set to make push the boys into the big time.

Review: A brand new studio recording of the now live smash "Leave Before The Lights Come On" shows Alex Turner and gang further honing their songwriting craft with a track which could well turn out to be one of their finest.

Review: "Solta O Frango" literally translates as "Release The Chickens" but in Bonde Do Role world is a call to arms to go and party. This is the band's first release on Domino.

Review: New single from the dynamic Will Oldham. B-sides include 'Buried Treasure', a Kenny Williams favourite from the 1980s recorded especially for the BBC and a live take of 'The Way' (from his 'Superwolf' collaboration with Matt Sweeney) from the Pebbles & Ripples tour documented by the 'Summer In The South East' album. 'Cold & Wet' is taken from the acclaimed 'The Letting Go' album.

Review: The third single to be taken from the acclaimed album "The Letting Go".

Review: Seminal UK punk band Buzzcocks had a mega first run of success before a near decade long hiatus in the 90s and then a welcome return. 'Running Free' comes form that first chapter - 1980, to be precise, and is a much sought after new wave and rock blend written by Steve Diggle. It's a raw, high energy sound with punchy drum funk and squealing melodic leads. This limited 7" is backed with 'What Do You Know?', a rabble-rousing anthem with walls of sleazy guitar and wild vocals.

Review: "It’s Getting Light Outside" is the Hove groups most vibrant, accessible releases to date. Rolling in on a tom-tom pulse that might have suited the Shangri-Las, strings that are part-Elgar, part-Bollywood, and an upbeat lyric about enjoying an old friend's company this is the new single from Clearlake. The lead track has been remixed by Long Throw Specialists and the reactions have been great, from both indie clubs and the club kids. The 7" is backed with the brand new track "Chemically Free".

Review: Fat Dog make a riveting return to the spotlight with new single 'All The Same'. Following up their 2023 debut 'King Of The Slugs', their latest track is a hardcore stadium-crusher, hadron-colliding motifs of coldwave, EBM and anthem punk for an electronic statement reminiscent of Scalping or Yard Act, but to an end all of their own fashioning. It's no wonder this cold-punk five-piece group of lads are billed as "music to grow your hairline to"; despite the huge sonic histrionics present in their music, the track somehow manages to provoke the release of cortisol and oxytocin in the brain at the same time, nailing that ever so delicate blend of humour and tension.

Review: 'Hi' is a single that perfectly encapsulates Psapp's bric a brac music. A key turns, door shuts, and then a rhythm track emerges from what appears to be a painstakingly assembled selection of pots and pans. It's the sound of a toy box tumbling down the stairs and yet it evolves miraculously into an addictive Latin groove.

Review: Genre-mashing remix of Test Icicles' biggest tune by XXXchange from hot Philly electro-rappers Spank Rock. Available on a one-sided limited edition 7" single. Upon its release towards the end of 2005, 'Circle Square Triangle' with its demented, energy-fuelled three minutes of madness cemented the word of mouth buzz. With obsessive legions of fans, pin-up looks, genre-defying genius and the aura of genuine stars, they burned brightly, but burnt out all too soon. Now we are left devoid of the wonderful world of Rory, Sam and Dev, but take solace in this devilish new remix of 'Circle Square Triangle' by another of the most refreshing and exciting bands of 2006 - Spank Rock. Their producer XXXchange has fired in a noised-up dancefloor version, the rasping vocals providing the meeting point of an assault from all angles, bolting rave synths and breakbeats on to the Pantera-meets Beastie Boys blueprint. Limited edition, one sided 7" single, featuring an etching by Rory from the band.

Review: The Isle of Wight has always had a pretty solid musical heritage, whether that's bands like Champs and Level 42, or major events such as Bestival and - of course - the Isle of Wight Festival. Now we have Wet Leg to add to that, or at least at the moment it looks like we will based on this, their debut single, which is about as cool and compelling as they come.

Of course, it's really just post punk, and we've certainly been here before on a number of occasions. There's the propellant rhythm, largely centred on forward motion bassline, and subtly complex drum beat driving the motor forward. But then there's a real understated, hushed delivery to the vocals that's both affected and pretty darn sexy, placing this in that difficult to reach category of rock music that sounds both committed and nonchalant, in the best possible way.

Review: First single from James Yorkston's stunning new album.