Metronomy
Nights Out

To hoist Metronomy from the obscure laptop larks of bedroom-wrought debut Pip Paine (Pay the £5,000 You Owe) to the full-blooded fun machine of ...

Nights Out is the latest electro assault from the UK's growing brigade of squelch pop bands, joining the ranks of the Chap, Late of the Pier, and othe...

If 2008 is going to be remembered for anything, it should be as the year that pop music went good again. Too long subjected to trite and repetitive in...

It'd be very easy to dismiss Metronomy. To be honest, it'd probably be even easier to ignore them altogether. The first point of disinterest is the we...

The second album from Joseph Mount’s Metronomy project (and first that sees the band billed a trio) sees electronic disco leanings meld with a welcome...

It’s been drilled into our heads over and over again. This is the decade where indie kids finally stopped staring at the floor and realised the joys o...

The indie-dance furrow is one that has been well-ploughed of late, with varying degrees of success. Like Hot Chip and the Go! Team, Metronomy have a p...

If the second album is typically the 'difficult' one, no one told Devon's electro-pop eccentric Joseph Mount. He radiates catchiness, transforming any...

So könnte sie aussehen, die Popmusik der Zukunft. Metronomys "Nights Out" ist eine unglaublich experimentierfreudige Ausgeburt, die endgültige Revital...