Broadway Calls - Broadway Calls Any potential listeners would be advised to make sure they're still regularly attending the dentists...
Panic At The Disco - Pretty. Odd. Although a novel and interesting album with some longevity, you’re left with a feeling that with a little more thought it could’ve been so much more.
Blood Red Shoes - A Box Of Secrets A sound and style which is exciting as it is original and one that will have you coming back for more over and over again.
Millencolin - Machine 15 It's ludicrous that after fifteen years they aren’t one of the world’s most successful pop-punk bands.
Pennywise - Reason To Believe 'Reason To Believe' proves that Pennywise have once again put to rights their importance and vitality within another musical world in which they find themselves.
Guillemots - Red What really impresses is the bands ability to take such differing sounds while keeping their sporadic indie credentials well in tact.
Supergrass - Diamond Hoo Ha This, their sixth album, is a storage room of references and influences that still remains very much Supergrass.
The Subways - Alright It's what we expect from them; simple, poppy and exhilarating.
Fear Of Music - First To Go Their debut album follows soon, if it's anything like this we should have a contender for best British newcomers by the time years up.
Future Of The Left - Manchasm 'Manchasm' has no commercial hook, fits no particular genre or scene, yet is instant, insistent and everything a good single should be.
The Music - London ULU The Music aren't firing on all cylinders just yet but there's more then a glimpse this evening of a band with a new confidence and direction.
Boys Like Girls/CIWWAF - LA2 Boys Like Girls are well rehearsed but lack spontaneity and the spirit that CIWWAF and We The Kings have buckets of.
Glassjaw - Cardiff University It’s highly likely that a lot of the music you listen to wouldn’t be as good – or even exist – if it weren’t for this band.
The Automatic - Cardiff Point For those actually willing to discover they have more than one song, you’ll find The Automatic are well on their way to becoming one of the most exciting acts in the country.
Oceansize - Kingston Peel Arse kissing aside, this was simply a stunning live return from a quality British band.