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The Horrors' fifth flat airing finds the bandage furthering their sonic change of polished, groove-driven arena-rock.

The Horrors/ V

When British quintet The Horrors appeared on the indie music arena a decade ago, not abounding bodies capital to booty these gothic hipsters seriously. Dressed in their monochromatic getup, they were heavily afflicted by the complete of 1960s garage-punk bands such as The Sonics, The Monks and Screaming Lord Sutch. While highlighting their affection of the genre, their admission album, 2007's Strange House, had corrective them as actuality somewhat derivative. The Horrors, calm with all their gimmicks, weren't accepted to aftermost that long.

But then, to everyone's abhorrence (sorry), the Faris Badwan-fronted five-piece alternate with their green LP, Primary Colours. Having ditched the belligerent barn sound, they accepted the array of shimmering, stadium-ready shoegaze-inflicted krautrock à la The Cure, My Bloody Valentine, Depeche Mode and Tangerine Dream. The band's third and fourth records, 2011's Skying and 2014's Luminous, saw them continuing in that vein, all the while bearing a cord of solid gems including Still Life, I Can See Through You, Changing the Rain, So Now You Know and I See You.

A decade has anesthetized aback the band's inception, and actuality they are -- still vaguely akin post-millennial The Cure, and still activity able with the absolution of their latest offering, V. Produced by abounding Grammy Awards champ Paul Epworth (Bloc Party, Coldplay, John Legend, Maroon 5, Adele), the anthology marks the band's bid to "get nasty" and "make article that articulate absolutely abhorrent and absolutely abashing again" according to bassist Rhys Webb.

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The affair is, if that's what he absolutely wanted, we wouldn't see Epworth abaft the aback of the soundboard. V was meant to complete massive and accessible, not "nasty", "horrible" nor "unsettling". Booty the six-minute aloof opener, Hologram, which is bolstered by animated synths and sprawling melodies evocative of Aussie act Jagwar Ma. "Are we hologram?/Are we vision?" Badwan muses in his disenchanted drone.

Press Enter to Exit and Machine anamnesis the apathetic canal of The Stone Roses' Ian Brown. Ghost offers up a allotment of absorption post-rock admitting Gathering and It's a Good Activity ample in the record's allocation for balladry.

Everything up to this point boils bottomward to the final number, Article To Bethink Me By, a abreast seven-minute afterpiece congenital about a glittering, beatific synth line. "I've gone too far this time/But affairs appear and go," sings Badwan. "Now, all that's larboard behind/Something to bethink me by/Oh, the fear, the apathetic divide/Something to bethink me by." The clue is amid one of the best to appear in the band's 10 year-long career.

With V, The Horrors accept approved the affectionate of abrupt advance and ability no one would accept accepted from a agglomeration of shaggy-haired goth kids who got their alpha by arena garage-punk. They've accurate that with the appropriate mindset (and the appropriate producer), a solid, absolutely realised anthology is absolutely possible.

Weezer/ Weekend Woman

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Rivers Cuomo and aggregation get beautiful on their latest offering, Weekend Woman, which blends the jangly, about Christmas-like '60s pop with scruffy '90s indie bedrock to abundant effect. As for the message, it's the oft-visited affair of acquisitive afterwards one's adulation absorption according to the canicule of the anniversary ("We fell in adulation on a Sunday/By Monday morning I drifted away/All I appetite is to see her/All I appetite is to ability my weekend woman").

Promiseland/ Booty Bottomward The House

"Promiseland is your abstract acquaintance appear to life, uncontrollable like Pan's adumbration … but with a affection of napalm," goes the description for Australian-born, New York-based artisan Johann Rashid who goes by the moniker Promiseland. Signed to The Strokes accompanist Julian Casablancas' Cult Annal label, his angry admission single, Booty Bottomward the House, finds him spewing a animated sonic lash-out, accumulation the adamant techno accent with elements of post-punk and automated rock. "Take bottomward the house!/Take bottomward everything!" he yelps, unleashing the affectionate of strobe-lit, disco anarchy in the process.

Ibeyi/ I Wanna Be Like You

I Wanna Be Like You is the third distinct taken from French-Cuban twins Naomi and Lisa-Kainde Diaz's green almanac beneath Ibeyi. A aftereffect to the able advance cut Deathless (featuring Kamasi Washington on sax) and Spanish-language Me Voy, the active clue tells the adventure from the angle of Lisa-Kainde, who bound the lyrics for her twin. "Look at you now/So agrarian and free/Watching you move/Why can't that be me?" she sings over feel snaps and offbeat percussion. The song additionally alludes to River from their admission album, which is appealing accurate ("Come to your river/I will appear to your river" vs "Take me to the river/Help me acquisition the sun."

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Rich Chigga/ Chaos

Well, attending who's aloof angry 18. It's ascent Indonesian comedian/rapper Rich Chigga. Here, he's adulatory the break in a big way with a new single, Chaos. "Yeah, blessed altogether to me/I'm 18 now/And women can accurately accept sex with me," he announces, abounding of swagger, in the intro. He again continues to lay bottomward airs bars, spanning his newfound distinction ("You can't get rid of me/I ain't activity nowhere/And I'm consistently adding like I consistently bang … Used to abhorrence the camera, now your boy's a natural") and active ample ("I'll be benumbed appropriate bottomward Melrose with a thickie main, bro").

Shopping/ The Hype

Formed in 2012, London leash Shopping accomplish allure art-rock that harkens aback to the spirit of punk-inspired electropop acts like Bikini Kill, Le Tigre and Gossip. Their latest cut, The Hype, marks the band's aboriginal new music aback their 2015's LP Why Choose, and brims with noodling guitar lines, blue bass and disco drums. Lyrically, it's about a wake-up alarm to activity to catechism aggregate about you. "Last chance!" bandage associates Rachel Aggs, Billy Easter and Andrew Milk bark in unison. Like best of their antecedent releases, this one is acutely danceable.

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