Pop Justice — "Supertronic lover, let's go undercover, you are so my thing - come dance with me." Not our words, readers, but those of a piece of music well known to Swedish TV viewers as the jingle on Gina Tricot TV and radio ads. Firstly here is the pensive v... more info

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Guardian Music — Koko, LondonSkrillex is proving to be a spectacularly divisive figure. The cognoscenti of the dance world have not taken kindly to the rise of Sonny Moore, the 23-year-old Los Angeles DJ, producer and Korn fan who previously sang in the US emo/hardco... more info

NME - The Daily Download — Two gals named Abi and Lucy are in a band called War Of Words. They recently befriended La Roux's Ben Landmaid, who ended up producing their debut album. “He used to be a DJ in the 90s so he knew a lot about that era” Abi says of him. “It's... more info

Guardian Music — Does the world really need another big-voiced belter of witchy gothisms? Foxes don't make a wholly convincing case it doesHometown: London.The lineup: Louisa Rose Allen and Sam Dixon.The background: Foxes are a duo in which the man is the silent part... more info

NME - Radar — Been wondering what Ben from La Roux's been up to this past year? Nope, me neither. Want a hint? Nope…I mean, yep, me too. He's been preeeeetty busy, that's what. He's the brains behind War Of Words, who as well as having a pretty cool name, also ... more info

Pop Justice — That is a picture of a very exciting new pop duo called War Of Words. We have loved them for a long time and we reckon you might love them soon, too. Key points: 1. They are Abi and Lucy, and Ben from La Roux has produced and co-written their stuff... more info

Altsounds — B.E.F. have confirmed "2manydjs (DJ Set) - a special and unique 80s set" to their“Music of Quality and Distinction” night at the London Roundhouse on Saturday October 15th. Other guest vocalists performing at the B.E.F. Round... more info

Guardian Music — Rescue Rooms, NottinghamPreviously throwing up next big things from La Roux to Hurts, the biannual NME Radar Tour is a reliable barometer of the health of rising pop. However, this year, with few new acts breaking and record companies trying every tr... more info