Led Bib, the once Mercury-nominated British jazz-rock quintet led by expat American drummer Mark Holub, return with a set that features pieces by bassist Liran Donin and saxophonists Chris Williams and Pete Grogan as well as Holub, and has the in-your-face urgency of a live album and the punch of a much bigger band. New Teles suggests a jazz-rock big band with its horns-and-synths choruses erupting over Holub's thundering toms and Donin's heavyweight bass guitar. Holub's Giant Bean mixes a slowly anthemic theme, swing and some stinging alto-sax soloing; Angry Waters sounds like a Russian dance, and Imperial Green like a Scottish one. The tracks are all divertingly different, and most make unexpected deviations into other melodies as they go. It's Led Bib's best album so far.