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I've only just discovered Lanterns on the Lake and their wonderful Until The Colours Run album, but I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that it's one of 2013's best kept secrets. Check out this video of a live piano version of Green and Gold recorded for the Generator Sessions and see what you think.
You can stream Until The Colours Run on Spotify:
Dubby urban chillwave with a weird angst inducing video on this new release from south London's Colo, out on Ki Records via Kompakt. Go lose your head.
Not sure how I've only just discovered this but the new single from Breach is basically the only thing I want in my ears. Take one-part Disclosure, one-part Azari & III and one-part 1990s garage catchiness then shake 'til done. Oh, the video is hot.
One of the more tense moments from Jon Hopkins excellent album Immunity gets a pretty tense video from director Tom Haines. Sweaty and hypnotic.
This precedes an extended version of Immunicty, due out on 9 December, and the remixes of Collider, featuring Pangaee and Karenn & Objekt and out on 12" on 24 February. Hopkins will also be playing at Field Day on Saturday 7 June.
What people will say about this song and video is that it has Charlotte Ritche, who plays Oregon in Channel 4 sitcom Fresh Meat, in it. Together with her brother. A family band, like Mumford and Sons.
This would miss the point that it is a pretty and honest, snot and tears and all, folk anthem. Classier than you expect.
