Top Glasgow band The Apple Scruffs hit us yet again with a massive anthem! Possibly one of the best sounding Scottish acts around at the moment, they are going from strength to strength and gaining more and more momentum, in fact if The Apple Scruffs were a run away train, they'd be going so fast the tracks would melt beneath them!

This song is a time machine, no seriously, it takes you straight back to the early noughties, when The Libertines and The Strokes filled our ears, smoke wafted through dingy pubs and the country wasn't crunching on lack of credit. The Puppet Show is a feel good indie anthem, and despite Shirley's girly name, purveys the group's laddish attitude in every strum.

The beautiful sound of Ambrose Tompkins is something that we have always been waiting for, even if we didn't know it. A fresh take on the ambient genre, the unique folk nature of this five-piece hailing from England's lovely Midlands definitely makes them something to shout about (but maybe not whilst you are listening to the track - you might ruin the tranquility of it all).

Plastic Passion are a sweet three piece from Cheshunt. Their first show kicked off just days after their official formation in 2007. Before they became ‘official' with the addition of Mike Frank on drums, Glenn Clift (guitar and backing vocals) and Lemmi Eaton (what an ace names) released a split E.P featuring the song Not Art (which, according to ArtRocker magazine is an ‘art-punk anthem' although that makes it sound pretentious and tossy, trust me, it's not) which was released on Leaving Home Records, under the name Plastic Passion.

Making an entrance with a thumping, bold and breezy beat, please welcome Suds & Soda - a self-professed but anonymous Soho-based electro-glam duo. There's no question about it, the mysterious twosome (who by the way have a beautifully kitsch MySpace page) sure know how to lay down some beats. Influenced by the likes of fellow electro gems CSS and Ladytron, Suds & Soda master the art of electro so very well - in fact, as I listen my feet are itching to dance.