Pretty, glitchy, electronic pop with a Postal Service sheen: Nuuro's debut album has been stirring up quite a bit of attention recently, and for excellent reason.

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Electronic music, in the confines of mainstream music, has always placed a great amount of significance on the beat. One artist on Amie Street who understands the science of the beat is S-Killer, whose album

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Christopher Rye's newest release is one of my favorite finds in recent memory. The title track, WarMonkey , is a not-so-subtle jab at a certain world leader, but it's the other three tracks that make this a must-have.

Jill Draper lends passionate, strong vocals to Swim to Me (feat. Jill Draper) , while the pitch-skewed vocals on You Send Me and Don't Take Me Downtown sound like the best songs David Bowie wasn't performing in the mid-Nineties.

Rye is talented enough to not have any truly obvious musical influences, and brilliant enough to take the ones that might be obvious and imbue them with something personal and new. Check out this EP, stat!

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