Five Songs You Must Hear... #6

Time to take a look at a juicy feast of new tracks from the ever emering new indie/disco/electro scene in the UK this year; featuring tracks from some of the biggest new breaking acts in the country that have still yet to be really recognised by the industry for their efforts.

#1: Partyshank - Penis Vs. Vagina

Massive new tune that's even been included in a set by Justice, yet the Grime/Indie duo from London have still be to snapped up by any record label to date. This track comprises of dark bass and powerful vocals, yet a cheeky foreground that's instantly danceable whilst still being accessible.



#2 The Glamour Manifesto - Digital Behaviour

Big, Powerful percussion, guitars and high pitch filthy synths all with a similar voice of fall out boy in this track. Although, the lack of tunage on their myspace is clearly going to have an effect on building their fanbase.

#3: Glamour For Better - Shape

The four-piece indie/electro band from Reading have already also signed upto Ear Candy. This tune is sharp and full of electronica influences, yet they shape things up with near screamo vocals, that at times beings their sound down.


#4: Tapedeck - Destiny


This track reminds me of early Basement Jaxx, an 80s beat and sweet rhythm is cheesy and ever similar to Room 5's cover of Make Luv, but it works well. They class themselves as Screamo on MySpace, but I've yet to be enlightended on this claim. It sounds more like Jamiroquai gone indie. Something that will either explode with juiceness or produce an epic fail!


#5: Queens of Noize - Kiss With A Fit

Similarities in voice of this duo already spring up Robots in Disguise, and at first I thought it might be a side project of the duo. They are about to appear on BBC 6music with Partyshank and they're going to appear in the June issue of Vogue, at this stage any exposure is usually welcome.