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Stephen Moore Django Django's fourth album is released by Because Music - Credit: Supplied Django Django have been cheerfully surfing their own wave of nerdish, electro-psych-rock for almost a decade, garnering plaudits, coveted slots on console game playlists and mid-table commercial success along the way. But from the off, Glowing In The Dark feels like a step up for the Mercury-nominated band. Drum rolls and synth arpeggios gather pace in the opener Spirals, an anthem to hope that gleefully slings the listener into the band’s neon-spritzed stratosphere. It’s immediately followed by th...

Stephen Moore Django Django's fourth album is released by Because Music - Credit: Supplied Django Django have been cheerfully surfing their own wave of nerdish, electro-psych-rock for almost a decade, garnering plaudits, coveted slots on console game playlists and mid-table commercial success along the way. But from the off, Glowing In The Dark feels like a step up for the Mercury-nominated band. Drum rolls and synth arpeggios gather pace in the opener Spirals, an anthem to hope that gleefully slings the listener into the band’s neon-spritzed stratosphere. It’s immediately followed by th...

Released February 12 Nine years since their Mercury nominated eponymous debut album, the Djangos have undoubtedly become one of the most inventively progressive bands to escape from the confines of the Scottish music scene. Now onto their 'eagerly awaited' fourth album, a term overused but is always legitimate for this four-piece Edinburgh-formed avant-pop combo,  there was further curiosity at just how they would manage with a recording process punctuated by lockdown. The insanely catchy hook-filled acid-inflected early single and Moog-fest album title track is up there with Hail Bop...

Django Django have released their fourth record Glowing In The Dark on this New Music Friday - have a listen right here on Live4ever.

Django Django's fourth album, made in 2019, feels like an eerily prophetic forecasting of the world it would be released into