The Barometer: The Posies; Museum of Bellas Artes; Mumdance (ft Esser); Them: Youth; Warpaint; Brother; Chapel Club; Pulp

What's hot on our playlist

John Hall
Thursday 14 October 2010 19:00 EDT
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The Posies

The Glitter Prize

Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer were in Big Star with Alex Chilton until his death earlier this year and this melodic rock number is from 'Blood/Candy', the first Posies LP in nearly five years.

Museum of Bellas Artes

Watch the Glow

Sunny electro-pop with a wistful hue from the Stockholm trio, out this week.

Mumdance (ft Esser)

Battle

The London producer and Ben Esser bring their love of 2-step and UK garage together on a funky reworking of the Wookie classic.

Them: Youth

Toothache

Epic, synth-heavy electro powered by Eighties' melodies, Bloc Party guitars and an endless supply of hooks.

Warpaint

Undertow

Rumbling psych-rock on the first single from the LA quartet's anticipated debut LP 'The Fool'. Irresistible.

Brother

Darling Buds of May

This track was the highlight of the soon-to-be-massive Brit-Pop revivalists' first-ever London gig at the Flowerpot.

Chapel Club

All The Eastern Girls

Chapel Club take the grit of East London's mid-noughties heyday and lace it with squelchy keyboards and drum'n'bass beats.

Pulp

Sunrise

For no particular reason we've been revisiting Pulp's final LP, 'We Love Life' this week. 'Sunrise' is the storming closing track from a thoroughly underrated record.

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