The Quietus — The Most Incredible Thing set for March release more info

Gigwise — It is available in March... more info

Guardian Music — (Moshi Moshi)Hercules and Love Affair's eponymous debut was lovingly crafted revivalism that avoided mere mimicry via big, anthemic hooks and full-blooded performances. Its successor, Blue Songs, is also composed of immaculately produced house and di... more info

Abeano — Who? Ellie Herring, American girl and creator of lush idm sounds that transport you to a more peaceful state of mind. Why? Hushed echoes and shimmering electronics, Ellie’s sounds are calm and considered digital lullabies in a world of ... more info

Guardian Music — (Tri-Tone)Ambition in pop is no bad thing. Without Brian Wilson grasping the envelope and shoving it, the Beach Boys could have been remembered as an end-of-the-boardwalk novelty. With it, Wilson became an artist worthy of having entire works devoted... more info

The Culture Of Me — Of course, how he does that is to remix and rework a few of your favorite 80's cuts and posts them for free on the Internet. So far, Kap10Kurt--one of our favorite people in the entire world--has taken on Real Life's "Send Me An Angel", "Suburbia" by... more info

Scotsman.com — I'M WATCHING history repeat itself, thanks to Matt Cardle and The X Factor. Back in 1991, the Pet Shop Boys released a cover of U2's Where The Streets Have No Name. more info

Guardian Music — Hot Chip's fourth LP was both ecstatic and eclectic. Crucially, it saw them drop the self-mockery and bare their soulsIn a pop world obsessed with the new, "Band makes amazing music on fourth LP" isn't a headline to excite tastemakers. Hot Chip were ... more info

The Telegraph — Superb showmanship deflected from the Pet Shop Boys' two finger musical techniques and ailing vocals. Rating: * * * more info

Unreality Music — I'm not going to lie, I've been putting this review off for ages, because I first heard it over a month ago, in a tiny portion of about thirty amazing seconds, but I didn't want to rush into a... more info