Get to heaven

" Wow. The eccentric indie-pop quartet's third album has got it all going on: massive, chart-friendly tunes, big sweeping falsetto choruses, jittery rap, glitchy electronica, chunky house, vintage r&b, and splashes of funk. It feels like the Manchester-based band have taken the back off every current pop trend, jiggered about with the wiring, put in fresh batteries and made it all interesting again".

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"Deftly produced by Stuart (Madonna, New Order) Price, the result is an album of astonishing depth, brimming with ideas and equally at home on the dancefloor or as the subject of intense, chin-stroking dissection. As with their previous work, it transcends easy genre-pigeonholing, but imagine a Radiohead you can dance to and you're getting close".

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