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Ray Brower - Aye Aye Clich EP

This collection represents punk rock at its punkest – raucous, exciting and deliberately rough around the edges. Do try this at home.

Kenan Bell - Good Day EP

I’m no expert by any stretch of the imagination, but as far as I’m aware, rapping is supposed to be a clever mixture of staccato yet fluent speech to some form of a tune. This didn’t quite constitute rapping, it was more sort of reading aloud.

Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Keep Me In Mind Sweetheart EP

The ever wandering Mark Lanegan has his muse and may eventually rest his boots - but for now, Isobel Campbell is drawing the best out of him, whenever and wherever they meet.

Mumford & Sons - Love Your Ground EP

While this unconventional instrumentation could be enough to get them noticed, it’s their grasp of song-writing and performance that really warrants attention.

Loyal Trooper - One Day All This Will Work Out EP

It’s no masterpiece.

Kyte - Two Sparks, Two Stars EP

A collection of widely accessible, soothing tracks. It’s just a shame it feels like it’s all been done before.

Hoodoo Scoundrels - Hoodoo Scoundrels EP

It’s certainly a step in the right direction.

Youthmovies - Polyp EP

This engaging EP combines elements of jazz, rock, pop and metal but refuses to be bound by the rhythms, scales and structures of any of them.

Alberta Cross - The Thief & The Heartbreaker EP

I’m convinced they’re capable of so much more than what’s on this EP - I just want to hear them make music that doesn’t make me want to throw myself off the nearest tall building.

Enjoy Destroy - Enjoy Destroy EP

Enjoy Destroy aren’t even trying.

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