It's five from five for Still Corners, whose sumptuous and dreamy take on retro guitar pop has never sounded so enticing or alluring. Opening with a title number that feels like Americana has spilled into art rock, to say The Last Exit grabs your attention from the off would be an understatement.

Of course it's hard to deny that 'White Sands' is the real trophy piece here, not that the other nine tracks we have yet to mention aren't also worth their weight in decency. Sounding a little like some lost Fleetwood Mac treasure, it's a propellant but trippy synth rock workout that's crying out to be heard on a late night dancefloor - where it's destined to do something special. An exceptional song on a LP that more than lives up to our high expectations of the band in question.

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