This follow-up work of pent-up aggression; of complete contrast to snappy pop-punk; has every chance of becoming the band's seminal work.

With its warmth and energy, it will easily see you through these cold winter months.

It's the perfect embodiment of their character delivered at an often frantically infectious pace.

Be Strong may not offer any invention or progression but as a collection of exuberant, joyful and uplifting dance music it is certainly the perfect record to light up those dark winter nights and look forward to the summer.

Stop analysing too far, and what you end up with is a genuine contender.

Vocals, sparse acoustic backings, gentle snare brushing, the occasional stab of a mellotron all create a very pristine listening experience.

Area 52 is hands down the duo's most grandiose, outlandish opus yet.

Something is like a grand, multi-branched, ageing tree of 80s synth-pop, encompassing every variance of style and genre and recreating each classic movement with honour and aplomb.

Both varied and beautifully evocative, Voyageur is the perfect listen for merging wintery wistfulness with ethereal wonder.

Tribes are simply proving that they have an ear for writing brit-poppy rock, and in summary, Baby is a complete belter.

Filtered through a dispersing wall of glistening synths and trippy haze, Ester is a sonically rich debut.