Major Lazer: Guns Don’t Kill People … Lazers Do
Major Lazer are guaranteed to get white people of the western world dancing badly, writes Paul MacInnes
La Roux
Pop review<par break>Forum, London Though underprepared, the feted retro-synth group show flashes of true stardom, writes Caroline Sullivan
The Prodigy at Glastonbury 2009
The rave survivors rolled out hit after hit, proving they were no jilted generation in Pilton
Passion Pit at Glastonbury 2009
Will Dean: Passion Pit put paid to the doubters in the John Peel tent and made them dance their socks of in penance
Killer tunes, 80s vibes … and a high risk of tinnitus
La Roux slip-slides between pop and dance, electro and Eurythmics, finds Miranda Sawyer
La Roux at Glastonbury 2009
In for the Kill has been one of the anthems of the festival, and Ellie Jackson's live show lives up to the hype
La Roux: La Roux
Things have come to a pretty pass when a record that sounds like Blancmange constitutes the leftfield option, says Alexis Petridis
AutoKratz, Animal
Those keen on Kitsuné's oeuvre will find much to like in duo David Cox and Russell Crank, says Will Dean
Pop review: Major Lazer, Guns Don’t Kill People … Lazers Do
What do you get if you Auto-Tune the sound of a baby? A ghostly and beautiful noise, as it happens, writes Garry Mulholland
Orbital
Academy, LeedsTaking a break has led the Hartnoll brothers to fall back in love with their own music, says Dave Simpson
Priya Elan’s new releases review
Regina Spektor | Röyskopp Feat Robyn | Blazin' Squad | Gossip | Jarvis Cocker
Tony Naylor’s new releases review
Moderat | Kasabian | Pet Shop Boys | Boy Crisis | Hockey| Plastic Little | Plastic Little | Empire Of The Sun
Pete Cashmore’s new releases review
Kleerup feat Titiyo | Agnes | Plugs | TV On The Radio | Shontelle feat Akon
Hell: Teufelswerk
Alex Macpherson: One is bowled over by a sequence of visions in widescreen psychedelia and gorgeous, pastoral grooves
Electronic review: Nathan Fake, Hard Islands
This brilliant second album, which welds his drifting soundscapes to fractious, rapturous techno, Sarah Boden