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It's strange how the most cheerful of music can often mask the darkest of sentiments. This sort of thing is nothing new, but the long-awaited debut album from Nottingham's Dog Is Dead [Twitter/Facebook] plumbs some dark depths, ones that perhaps weren't as readily apparent before now. This contrast is so well done that it takes the listener a moment to stop and think about a song's lyrics before they realise what's actually being expressed. They come across as both the happiest and most tormented band I've encountered in quite a while, and it's this yin/yang aspect to their music that makes it so compelling, along with some other things, like how it's, well, brilliant.

Genre: Indie

01 Get Low
02 Do The Right Thing
03 Teenage Daughter
04 Talk Through The Night
05 Two Devils
06 Hands Down
07 Glockenspiel Song
08 Heal It
09 River Jordan
10 Any Movement
11 Young
12 The Well
13 Ricochet
14 Burial Ground
15 Talent Show
16 All Our Favourite Outtakes