The Invisible At Juno Download

Review: After causing such as stir with their self-titled 2009 debut album (a Mercury Music Prize nominee, no less), The Invisible have a lot to live up to. Follow-up album Rispah, released earlier this year, is a respectable sophomore set, once again proving their qualities at fusing discordant indie-rock with electronica and freestyle jazz influences. "Generational" is the third single to be taken from the set. This EP presents it in three different forms, with Theo Parrish's epic, 15-minute electronic jazz version (which, of course, features hints of deep house and synth-boogie) standing out. There's also an excellent, Radiohead-ish cover of "The Wall" by Anna Calvi that's almost worth the admission price on its own.

Review: Steadily rising indie-electronica crossover act The Invisible made their name on Matthew Herberts Accidental imprint, but their emergence on Ninja Tune sees them tapping further into an emotive well which gets fully realised on the latest single "Wings". It's hard to deny the resemblance to Radiohead in both singer Dave Okumu's breathless delivery and the soaring guitar work, although the beats have a rough finish not found in Oxford's favourite sons. Floating Points takes the reins for a sublimely delicate remix that keeps much of the melodic content intact, while the rugged rhythms get duped for gossamer flecks of hats and cymbals and not much else.