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Review: Brian Ellis and Tim Tucker's Birdbone project breathes its first ever breaths with two almighty wallops of synth-slapping boogie funk. "Heart Attack" tickles hard with pre-game mischief and some of the finest keytar solo wriggles you'll hear outside of Chromeo's studio. "Don't Stop" takes us just a touch closer to disco with Prelude-style refrains and a drop so dreamy you'll may need to pack a fresh pair of long-johns. Let's hope Birdbone is a permanent fixture in both artist's lives.

Review: Having carved their name as one of 2007's finest emerging bands, The Enemy are releasing "Away From Here" on Warner. The CD features "Fear Killed The Youth Of Our Nation" as a bonus track whilst the 7" release will be backed with a new song entitled "Back Like A Heart Attack".

Review: Often referred to as "Ramones-core", "Weasel-core" and "leather jacket punk", Wyoming mainstays Teenage Bottlerocket have amassed a sincerely devout and faithful cult following thanks to their retro influences and effortless ability to re-purpose their old school influences for a modern audience. Following up their 2021 debut full-length Sick Sesh! with the snappy four-track 7" So Dumb feels like a brief moment of self-therapy and catharsis, with the lead title-track taking aim at people's ignorance and refusal to work together during the covid pandemic, while the B-side opener So Stoked balances these frustrations with the signs of community that were evident. Here the band asks for ten minutes of your time to look at both sides of the coin with a reliably urgent batch of bouncing, classic pop-punk.