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Veronica Falls – Waiting For Something To Happen (Slumberland/Bella Union)

They’re not going to change the world with this album, but they might make you smile.

The Joy Formidable – Wolf?s Law (Atlantic Records)

On Wolf?s Law we find the Welsh trio delivering more indie anthems which are more akin to a band who crave the limelight of stadium Rock

Eugene McGuinness – The Invitation To The Voyage (Domino Records)

An all round well crafted album in terms of sound and lyrics, using a timeless style that can?t really be faulted but the style might override and under mind the music slightly.

Devin – Romancing (French Kiss/No Evil Records)

It’s all a little samey and sounds like bunch old time New York and British rockers had a love child and they him called Devin.

Camden Crawl Festival, 5 – 6/5/2012

Like London’s Great Escape, Camden Crawl serves as a showcase for the next crop of up and coming artists in the industry. Let Festival Season 2012 begin

Beth Jeans Houghton & The Hooves of Destiny – Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose (Mute)

?Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose? is a very expressive, fresh, eccentric and whimsical album, which is never a bad thing.

Lana Del Rey – Born To Die (Polydor/Interscope)

Lana?s sound and style is straight from the school of indie neo film noir, stylish Hollywood, off beat, dark and murderous.

Tori Amos – Night of Hunters (Deutsche Grammophon)

Night of the Hunters is a modern masterpiece but likely to bore those who don?t have an appreciation for classical music.

Young Rebel Set ? Curse Our Love (Big Flame)

Young Rebel Set hail from Stockton on Tees in the North of England, they?re a 7 piece band whose sound is described as blue collar folk rock

Kitty, Daisy and Lewis – Smoking in Heaven (Sunday Best)

Guys and Dolls may have a Rockabilly good time listening to this record but may also find it a bit of a bore.