Foals : AntidotesOxford's Foals didn't release their debut full length, 'Antidotes', until the spring of 2008, but they had already begun to make quite a name for themselves, thanks to the singles 'Hummer' and 'Mathletics', and successful dates in the US the preceding autumn; meaning, of course, that the anticipation for the record had plenty of time to grow. Fortunately, 'Antidotes' was able to live up to the hype. Frontman Yannis Philippakis uses his limited vocal

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Originally released as 3" tour only CDs  in 2003 and 2005

that phone calls and Whatsapp and FaceTime begin to wear a little thin

While the songs on the A-side are influenced heavily by hardcore punk and anarcho-punk

Mystic Sister - Magick Brother - Daevid Allen's Gong

each of them steeped in the ancient art of the Manding griots

to celebrate

Space Man - Sam Ryder

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Sergeant William Bailey - Lankum

Barney balances conscious themes with old school grooves to create something instantly likeable

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