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Yes, the Madonna song.

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Influenced by Morrissey's playing them before he overgoes stage, here's what I believe to be one of their best tracks, off the eponymous debut album.

The new album's not finished and hence, no release date has been announced, but this is the first single off the new album! If you've not heard The Radio Dept. you've missed out. It's the closest you'll get to New Order without feeling this lot are copying them in any sense.

Known mostly through Sofia Coppola's plugging them throughout the film "Marie Antoinette".

   

This may be the best song. Ever.

One of the most undeservedly unknown power-pop bands in the world, Silver Sun is the brainchild of James Broad. Combining great hooks with distorted guitars, nobody knows if they'll ever release another record - their site being defunct - but if they do I'll buy it the instant it's released.

This is a b-side off the magnificent single "I'll See You Around", which is off "Neo Wave".

Off the new album, "Far".

From the forthcoming album, here's the second track and it's a duet with Beenie Man.

It's the reeemix.

This is what you get when adding the first track off their bootleg mix CD "Cool Cats" and the final track off their official live LP "A Cross The Universe", which is based on Metallica's track "...And Justice For All".