The poor man's Girls Aloud is back with their umpteenth new single, which sounds like, what else, a lost Girls Aloud track from their Out of Control sessions. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Girls Aloud and The Saturdays will be having a commitment ceremony any day now.
La Roux, "Bulletproof"
The hipster version of Pippy Longstocking, La Roux's lead vocalist is admittedly a terrible singer but the band itself is very catchy. Using her limitations to their advantage, Bulletproof is a stomping bit of electro defiance against the haters
Paloma Faith, "New York (Cutmore Remix)"
Paloma Faith may dress look like a parody from MadTV but between her first single "Stone Cold Sober" and this tune, she's proving to be an interesting artist. The original version of the tune is a more mournful tune more suited for a chill Sunday afternoon. The Cutmore Remix is strictly for the dancefloor.
Dragonette, "Pick Up the Phone"
80s in the best possible way, "Pick Up the Phone" is a great new single from Dragonette that's more melodic and softer than their usual trash glam sound. Pick up this mp3.
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