Dexys Are Back! Like the script from a sub-par Hollywood movie, the old soul rebel Kevin Rowland has reformed the old band for another go at it, and it's actually wonderful and justifies (just about) his years of boozing all over their legacy. 'Nowhere Is Home' is beautiful, sad, full of classic Dexys horns and Rowland's strange crooning voice. You can't beat a comeback single that includes the line - 'Take your Irish stereotype and shove it up your arse'.

Dexys - Nowhere Is Home by Dexys

It seems so long ago now that Claire Boucher previewed her third album, Visions, with this track. The beguiling Canadian singer/producer's record didn't disappoint and it shaping up to be one of the best of the year. 'Oblivion' is still the stand out track with its crisp electro beats infused with an exotic Orientalism and Boucher's ephemeral ghostly voice. Then just to pull it all together its backed by a series of hugely infectious, entwining bass rhythms.

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One half of London-based bass label and dj team Night Slugs, L-Vis 1990 dropped his debut solo LP late last year. Moving restlessly into pastures new, instead of Night Slugs' speaker-destroying bass workouts, 'Neon Dreams' was full of chrome-plated synth lines and pop melodies. Loosely united around the concept of each track having a different vocalist to run riot with L-Vis wonderful production.

Previous single 'Feel The Void', featuring Para One and Teki Latex, was a retro-futuristic take on the disco-ier end of classic house records, 'Tonight' works the same vein, underpinned by infectious bubbling arpeggios and Samantha Lim's beautiful, soulful vocals.

Out March 19th on PMR. Read an interview with L-Vis 1990 in the current issue of Tank Magazine