The Barometer: Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All; Burial and Four Tet; Jack White; Tanlines; Neon Indian; Grimes; THEESatisfaction; Lapalux; Boys from Patagonia
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NY (Ned Flander)
Violence, substance abuse and profanity. Odd Future are, as ever, controversial and compelling in equal measure.
Burial and Four Tet
Nova
This surprise collaboration evolves from an eerie, aquatic soundscape into a bright dance track. Expect an official Text Records release soon.
Jack White
Sixteen Saltines
Fierce electric guitars, stop-start riffs and classic Americana lyrics? It must be Jack White, premiering his excellent new song on last week's 'Saturday Night Live'.
Tanlines
All of Me
Uplifting, world-music-influenced beats blend with indie crooning to produce a near-perfect pop song.
Neon Indian
Hex Girlfriend (Twin Shadow Remix)
Remixed for World Record Day, this track acquires newfound clarity and brightness.
Grimes
Oblivion
An intriguing mix of perky 1980s new-wave and soothing 1990s chill-out from the ethereal Canadian pop rebel.
THEESatisfaction
Enchantruss
Soulful and mystical, not to mention vaguely threatening, the ultra-hip Seattle duo evoke a (very) modern Fugees.
Lapalux
Moments
Wavering digitalised vocals, faux naivety and spaced-out bass lend this track some serious atmosphere.
Boys from Patagonia
Rimini '80
Tense, slightly camp electro-pop from the Italian cousins.
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