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Lost & Lonesome/Fuse) Here's our review of their latest collection of eclectic, angular pop. And here's some more cool stuff coming out this week that you might want ... Sheepdogs – Sheepdogs (Atlantic/Warner) Two Gallants – The Bloom And The Blight (IndoChine/WMA) Helio Sequence – Negotiations (Sub Pop/Inertia) Stars – The North (Shock) David Guetta – Nothing But The Beat 2.0 (Virgin) Pet Shop

rock sub-oeuvres like The Hives used to at their peak, although in a far more carefree and unpretentious manner. Opener Cynthia is all '60s pop grooves with an insidiously

century, their name has been synonymous with death metal – that vicious and vile sub-sect of metal that delves into the darkest recesses of our minds and draws forth ... definitely sets up our expectations and for many it's the first thing that pops into our minds when we hear the name Cannibal Corpse. “I think that having quality

themselves in the US after being the first Aussie band to sign with Sub Pop. 12-piece garage rockers Velociraptor announced a stripped back tour, taking only five guitarists

walked over the past decade. It's certainly not ground-breaking, but fits the Sub Pop label perfectly and will no doubt appeal to the fans of the label. Formed

Indie pop favourites Husky are returning home this October for the Tidal Wave Tour. The band has been making huge waves ... back of becoming the first Aussie band to sign with Seattle-based label Sub Pop. Their album Forever So is now available in the states, with a European release date

Guns – Michael Fletcher and James Boyd – and Joshua Byrd from The Strange Attractors to sub in for those guys when they were out. Then one day the DZ guys happened ... rock, all gang harmonies and call-and-responses augmenting the most hook-riddled garage pop songs imaginable, the perfect encapsulation of what makes the band so much fun. “I guess

with one of my least-favourite clichés of the Based On A True Story sub-genre: when they show the pictures of the real people in the closing credits. Often ... mightiest names. Only, then, we hit the end, and credits roll, and those snapshots pop up, and, suddenly, making a minor, mildly-amusing black-comedy from a real-life murder

finding its way into the hands of an executive from the prestigious indie label Sub Pop, who invited them to Seattle for a roster shindig and ultimately signed them

years. “You kinda spend a little bit of time underground and then you pop out again and just smash it – but the key is to keep the ball rolling.” Indeed ... with future Reprazent stalwart DJ Die to cut hip house (Tru Funk), then jungle (Sub Love), before embracing house and forming WOW with Massive Attack tour DJ Nick Warren

past, but this was the first proper video clip with an actual sub-plot and actually playing in an environment. It was awesome. It was two friends and I that ... love how they are showing the world, I mean they're not doing pop, but they are showing the world that you can have breakdowns and still be really catchy

wide to find cool little collectives in our fair city. They're – very pleasingly – popping up all over, and dotdotdash is another that has been doing amazing things ... says St Valentine. “I am lucky enough to work with the greatest group of sub-editors and volunteers that I could possibly wish for – they are responsible for getting