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  1. Air Traffic - Just Abuse Me

    Air Traffic - Just Abuse Me

    Invariably being tipped by the 'right' people will get you places, and if enough latch on to the Air Traffic bandwagon then they're bound to make headway.

    Posted 10th July 2006

  2. Beezewax - When You Stood Up

    Beezewax - When You Stood Up

    The introduction makes use of an interesting 'layered' feel, with acoustic guitars and the distorted electric guitar mimicking each other playing the same chord sequence.

    Posted 10th July 2006

  3. Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces

    Gnarls Barkley - Smiley Faces

    It may not reach the heights set by 'Crazy', but it's a fun and enjoyable second single release from Gnarls Barkley, which will put a smile on everyone's faces this summer.

    Posted 6th July 2006

  4. Ray LaMontagne - Trouble

    Ray LaMontagne - Trouble

    The single is one of the strongest albums from his album of the same name, and his gravelly-rough voice makes it unforgettable amongst a sea of acoustic rock tracks.

    Posted 6th July 2006

  5. Nelly Furtado - Loose

    Nelly Furtado - Loose

    Existing fans of Nelly might find it hard to get used to, but it's a wise move, and shows she's really able to adapt to the ever changing music market.

    Posted 6th July 2006

  6. The Automatic - Not Accepted Anywhere

    The Automatic - Not Accepted Anywhere

    The Automatic have created an excellent record, with some great guitar riffs - and the totally awesome shouting, courtesy of Pennie.

    Posted 6th July 2006

  7. Aberfeldy - Do Whatever Turns You On

    Aberfeldy - Do Whatever Turns You On

    'Hypnotised', the first single release, and 'Let Down', a great penultimate track are the best examples of this, with a boppy beat, guitar riffs and sing-a-long lyrics.

    Posted 6th July 2006

  8. Razorlight - In The Morning

    Razorlight - In The Morning

    It doesn't make you want to dance, sing along, and isn't going to get more than the most hardcore fans of the band excited about the impending long player.

    Posted 4th July 2006

  9. Moloko - Catalogue - The Best Of Moloko

    Moloko - Catalogue - The Best Of Moloko

    From essential tracks such as 'The Time Is Now', down to the memorable dancefloor filler 'Sing It Back', 'Catalogue' deserves a place in your record collection.

    Posted 3rd July 2006

  10. Wolfmother - Woman

    Wolfmother - Woman

    Feel free to happily headbang along to 'Woman' if you're a ponytailed 50-year-old who wants something to remind you of 'the good old days'.

    Posted 30th June 2006

  11. The Zutons - Valerie

    The Zutons - Valerie

    'Valerie', a nostalgic gentle number about a lost love, ticks all the right boxes: a driving beat accompanies McCabe's rough-and-ready vocals, and the song tells a story we can all relate to.

    Posted 27th June 2006

  12. We Are Scientists - The Great Escape

    We Are Scientists - The Great Escape

    The thing about 'The Great Escape' is that it's such an insanely catchy beast, the re-release is entirely excusable. Justified, even.

    Posted 26th June 2006

  13. Gomez - Girlshapedlovedrug

    Gomez - Girlshapedlovedrug

    Taken from Gomez' seventh album 'How We Operate', the song is a jaunty, summery stormer, reminiscent of Nightmare Of You's American hipster-friendly sound.

    Posted 26th June 2006

  14. The Rifles - No Love Lost

    The Rifles - No Love Lost

    'No Love Lost' isn't going to set the world on fire, but it's a quality album, with dependable tunes that will appeal to the masses.

    Posted 26th June 2006

  15. Lostprophets - Liberation Transmission

    Lostprophets - Liberation Transmission

    Lostprophets; the natural meeting point of extreme hairdressing, overworked stylists, rock tv and... well... Mcfly.

    Posted 25th June 2006