Guido Farnell, Journalist

Cut Copy well and truly free our minds with their music, at least for the rest of the weekend. 

As the namesake suggests, The Jezabels ravish with their seductive pop sound.

"An eloquent collection of pop nuggets that showcases Cole’s ample songwriting talent."

The dreamy soundscapes may not exactly be on trend but Eno and Hyde deliver a timeless sound that rewards with each listen.

"He is just here to play us his songs"

"This evening’s journey into the cheesier end of the disco spectrum offers lighthearted feel-good fun"

"Food cooked with love always tastes better and despite the song titles Kelis sings with great honesty about love affairs and when things get steamy food is just a replacement for sex."

"It’s a dreamy, sensuous sprawl of an album that’s like waking from a dream by the time you reach the last track."

"The cocaine blues snowstorm of Powder Train is a highlight on an otherwise playful and engaging debut."

Comparisons to James Blake seem inevitable, but the elusive beauty of this album documents the emergence of a unique and accomplished talent.

Generously, Romboy also includes an album’s worth of some of the best new true school house going.