From Hamburg comes this German-French threesome ready to conquer all European danceflooors thanks to tracks such as 'Superdisco', close to BIS and ANDREAS DORAU.

Three new, excellent songs by the Glaswegians, honouring this time the work of poet Robert Burns (1759-1796), considered to be Scotland´s national poet. Tracyanne Campbell has put to music with her musical flair two of Burns‚ poems ("I love my Jean" and "A red, red rose"), and has completed the tracklist with a jangly, country-ish, melancholy-tinged song of her own, "Marathon not a sprint". The three songs share though the quintessential CAMERA OBSCURA sound, with Tracyanne´s beautiful voice unveiling the melodies over a background formed by pianos and acoustic guitars, an example of timeless, classic beauty.

The single is also a posthumous tribute to BBC DJ John Peel, who helped and befriended the band since their first single.

Four songs by this Irish musician which also records for Bus Stop label. Echoes of SIMON AND GARFUNKEL, KINGS OF CONVENIENCE, NEIL YOUNG...

Three songs by this Scottish songwriter, recommended for fans of BYRDS, BELLE AND SEBASTIAN, GO-BETWEENS, CATCHERS, early AZTEC CAMERA...

Electronic two piece formed by Jason Corace (also known as A BOY NAMED THOR) and Kelly Slusher (with a solo album for Elefant). Techno pop à la FUTURE BIBLE HEROES, MAGNETIC FIELDS, NEW ORDER... 

This Uk band led by the haunting, mysterious voice of Alison Shaw brings us two exclusive tracks originally recorded in 1998 and so far unreleased. 

Band formed by Lisa O' Neill (who worked in the past with LOCUST) and Emma Anderson (ex LUSH). One of the best tracks in 'The joy of Sing Sing', the debut album by this new Uk band, plus an acoustic track más ('Office party') exclusive for this single.

A usual collaborator of THE CLIENTELE, Innes Phillips also writes fragile acoustic pieces as THE RELICT. In these four tracks he's accompanied by Pam Berry (THE PINES, GLO-WORM, BELMONDO...) and Abi Marbell. Pastoral folk not too far of Nick Drake.

Four techno-punk-pop bombs by this American girl-boy duo. Cool guitars, dancey beats, screams and attitude. Close to BIS, HUGGY BEAR and videogames bleeps.

Exclusive reissue from this 1965 single released by this American entertainer, in no way inferior to the best Tom Jones. Blue-eyed soul pop. Party time! Also available in CD-Single.

Two excellent tracks of easy-listening, bossa-nova and pop by this Japanese two-piece. Female cooing vocals and precious arrangements reminiscent of the golden age of A&M label and Francis Lai soundtracks. 

Second single by this band from Barcelona that sings in French. There's a cover version of Brigitte Bardot's 'Ça pourrait changer' plus three brand new originals, in which it's revealed that LTBE not only adores Gainsbourg and the best sixties French pop: they also have a penchant for bossa-nova in its most evocative shape; just listen to 'Oh les beaux jours' and you'll know what we're talking about.

DIY techno-punk from Spain. Casiotones, incredibly melodies and frantic guitars. This is a debut from a band that gives us songs as exciting as 'Sol' or 'El interruptor maldito'. And watch out for that cover version of LE MANS ('Perezosa y tonta') à la punk pop!!!

Sophisticated, lushy electronic pop from Argentina. Relaxed, gentle and very beautiful. Sweet female vocals and excellent arrangements. Ethereal melodies and lyrics in Spanish that try to avoid trite territories. The result can be found in songs as exquisite as 'Tuve', 'Sólo soñaba' or 'Litoral'.

Girl-boy duo from Uk. Lo-fi techno-bubblegum, with insolent punk attitude. Casiotones, Speak and Spells, social comments, devotion for the more synthetic side of the eighties and SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK. Their first single was a cheeky cover version of OASIS' 'Roll with it'. And this third single features four exclusive tracks, like the superb 'Rotunda'.