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Articles by Joe Woods

Darwin Deez – Songs for Imaginative People (Lucky Number)

As the title suggests, ‘Songs for Imaginative People’ takes a more thoughtful and considered direction to its predecessor.

And with a forthcoming support slot for The Vaccines in November, times are looking incredibly bright for the female L.A. duo.

On this new endeavor, he has teamed up with fellow New York heavyweight St. Vincent (a.k.a. Annie Clark) to create a remarkably exceptional new album

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Their recent appearance on Jools Holland provided us with a tantalising sneak-peak of some of the new songs from the album.

Artists: Hot Chip

Having had the pleasure of seeing the band six times now, I can honestly say that I was not disappointed

Whatever genre it is, acid-house, new-age electronica or post-rock, Errors are rocking it and rocking it hard.

Artists: Errors

This album sounds like a strange lovechild between Metronomy and Hot Chip with some lashings of Franz Ferdinand thrown in for good measure

If this album remained ‘underground’, strictly for the ears of the coolest ‘sound foragers’ then that would be a crying shame

Artists: Seekae

Again Into Eyes is bordering on sheer brilliance, but there is a definite feel that there is still so much potential for the band to be even greater

Artists: S.C.U.M

With the impending winter gloom that is almost upon us, ‘only in dreams’ is one last stab at summer supremacy, and what a good one it is at that.