• James Blake creates post-dubstep in a beautiful minimal electronic style.
• Burial provides a perfect dub soundtrack to South London nights; just released a twelve-inch with Thom Yorke and Four Tet.
• Anna Calvi mixes gothic and classical and has an album out on Domino that Brian Eno declined to produce because he said he couldn’t improve it.
• Mara Carlyle’s unique voice and saw-playing ability made it onto an Ikea commercial.
• Cat’s Eyes is composed of the singer from the Horrors and a Canadian opera singer. They had their debut performance at the Vatican!
• Factory Floor references classic eighties electronic groups.
• Family has taken the witch-house style and added their own London twist.
• Mazes are a jangly-guitar band that recorded their album on a lightship moored in the Thames.
• Jai Paul combines glitchy beats with George Clinton–esque funk and soulful vocals.
• Veronica Falls are female-fronted noise-pop masters.