Another Belgian oddity from the Jezus Factory – if you’re looking for some dreamy summer-y psyche-pop, it’s time to grab a cold beer and say Hello Strumpets.

Long-lived lords of Los Angeles drone-psychedelia The Warlocks bring the darkness and the volume to a tiny cupboard somewhere in Southampton.

“No Not Ever” is another short sharp shock of a single from Nottingham post-punk-proggers Nephu Huzzband; blink and you might miss it.

Kieronononon may have a kerrrrazy name, but there’s just a little bit more to them than bratty technopunk silliness to judge by the Three Man Party EP.

Still very much in business despite never quite meeting their hype, … And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead return to Portsmouth with a pocketful of chaos.

Art-noise oddballs Mi Ami bring some supreme pilled-up punk-funk lunacy on their saucily-named Watersports album; very heartily recommended indeed.

“Should Have Used An Abacus” is a solid but otherwise uninspiring pair of tracks from UK post-prog-punks Nephu Hozzband.

Fresh sparse old school post-hardcore is the recommended prescription on “Nurse! Nurse!” by Nephu Huzzband.

The Outline have ambition and ideas aplenty; it just a shame that You Smash It, We’ll Build Around It isn’t a bit more consistent.

Stateside progressive art-rockers Dirt Jake Replicas deliver an impressive début single with “Part 1”.