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MARK RONSON & THE BUSINESS INTL - Someone To Love MeThe combination of that smug Mark Ronson chap and (ex-convict) Boy George SHOULD annoy any normal sane-thinking individual. However, if you close your eyes and try to blank your head of any thoughts, then it is possible to enjoy this without any overwhelming feelings of deep resentment.Ronson's 12" single Somebody To Love Me is a nice mix of '80s vibes, white soul and cheesy pop that includes a hefty lunged vocal from Boy George (shouldn't it be Man George by now) and Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt along for the ride. By the time the beat kicks in, you'll be totally likely to briefly forget your mean anti-Ronson sentiments for a few minutes.Rated 4 out of 5MORNING PARADE - Under The StarsA Paul Lester piece on The Guardian website about the Morning Parade boys featured the quote "Whenever we write something, we ask ourselves, 'Can you see 100,000 people singing this back to you?' If not, we get rid of it. We want to be huge."The first taste of their HUGE efforts to be a mega big U2-esque band arrives in the form of debut 7” release Under The Stars. It's slow-building to epic in the same way annoying way that all anthemic rock songs are, but with a unique dance underbelly. However, judging by the earlier quote, we are shocked that this song wasn't thrown away. Not dreadful at all, but we doubt this sort of tune will sell-out Wembley yet.Download Rated 3 out of 5LITTLE FISH - Sweat N ShiverLittle Fish are an Oxford band (with a fruitloop of a singer called Juju Sophie) that are swimming along nicely after hooking up with (producer) Linda Perry and supporting everyone's fave hairy band - Supergrass, Them Crooked Vultures, Placebo, and Hole.The main comparison here is a Janis Joplin tune with a slightly grungey vocal. However, these Little Fish need to start moving forward a bit faster, otherwise they risk being eaten by other bigger fish in the big wide pop music ocean. Although, having said that...this is a nice tune that should pick up a few extra fans.Rated 3 out of 5ENTER SHIKARI - DestabiliseDestabilise is the new stand-alone single from St. Albans post-hardcore band Enter Shikari, who are that silly band that I can never spell correctly without checking with Google. The gits.Sure, 'hardcore' means that it has some angry-ish bloke shouting rather than singing, which kind of ruins the entire song. The mellower moments are quite pleasing on the ear and a decent vocal would have created a great little song, but the shouty bits are basically 'laugh out loud funny' which we obviously presume isn't really the idea at all. STOP SHOUTING!Rated 2 out of 5PET SHOP BOYS - TogetherThe Pet Shop Boys have been churning out the same electro stuff for the past 55 years (rough estimate), so we certainly weren't expecting a flurry of brilliant garage rock riffs and pounding drums! Is this new single a flurry of garage rock riffs and pounding drums then? Err...no. It is middle-of-the-road electro, but we had you all going for a minute didn't we?This is basically a rushed release (featuring the traditional synths and the voice of Neil Tennant) to trick us stupid journalists into reminding everyone that their greatest hits compilation has recently been released in our write-ups. Damn it. Download the classic West End Girls instead. That was a freakin' ace single.Rated 2 out of 5CHARLOTTE CHURCH - Logical WorldCharlotte Church hasn't had good press recently with woeful album sales and a public shouting match with her new man friend in a London bar. Bless her. But will our fave ladette be troubling the top of the charts with this release? No. Probs not.There is nothing particularly wrong with it compared with normal pop stuff - sounding like an average Cheryl Crow style guitar pop ditty, but the X Factor obsessed Great British public don't seem to be interested anymore. It is perhaps better if Charlotte used her voice more in a Florence Welch-eque way, as we have no idea about the fantastic set of lungs she has when listening to this.2 out of 5BLACK EYED PEAS - The Time (Dirty Bit)The Black Eyed Peas really lost the plot when this ridiculous concept found its way into will.i.am 's head. An idea to do a dance version of cheesy classic (I've Had) The Time of My Life should NEVER be followed through.You have to question any song that is based around the big soppy finale from Dirty Dancing. But the only thing worse than a song based around the big soppy finale from Dirty Dancing, is a song that isn't quite as good as the big soppy finale song from Dirty Dancing. What's next? A big-beat version of Tina Turner's Simply The Best? A reggae version of the Ghostbusters theme tune? Whatever the next idea to enter will.i.am's head is, someone please stop him!Download Rated 1 out of 5ALESHA - RadioThe new Arlene Phillips (and ex-Mis-Teeq singer) releases her latest pop single during her stint as a judge on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing to sell more copies. Sadly, it is as plodding as an Ann Widdecombe waltz.It is a slow and sappy pop number that is designed to tug at the old heartstrings. It doesn't. Electric Banana is also sad to report that the Guiness Book of World Records have refused to accept that Alisha has broken the record for 'the biggest ever earrings in a pop music video' as well. Bugger.Electric Banana features the latest singles and music download reviews each week.Rated 1 out of 5