Egyptian Hip Hop - Some Reptiles Developed Wings

Manchester babes these, they sound young, slinky & positively ecstatic. Produced by Mash-up producer extraordinaire Hudson Mohawke, this brand new 12" EP has it all. This is exactly where Mystery Jets should be at now, instead of nowheresville, staring up their own chuffers. To call 'Moon Crooner' uplifting & exuberant would be underselling it a tad. Proper breathless, crystalline future pop with some discreet hallmarks taken from the world of post-dubstep & modern clubby electronica. A reworking of the much loved 'Rad Pitt' doesn't detract at all from the original, just bolsters the already undeniablely effortless flow & rolling, laid-back groove. Truly timeless stargazing stuff with these dinky, trilling guitar shapes and a dreamy vocal style. Things take on a more Holy Fuck-esque direction on 'Middle Name Period' , a tight progressive instrumental number with some wild, funky drums and deliriously quirky keyboards. The closer 'Native' is a more downtempo, experimental piece with interesting drum patterns, 80s style synths & other odd percussive frills. It sounds quite inspired by latter period krautrock some of this stuff! They're a really good band all told, gradually captivating & galvanising British audiences with their fresh, rhythmical & experimental pop nous. I'm eager to hear more!