Have you been listening to Daft Punk's Random Access Memories on repeat? Well, it's time to put it on pause (Don't worry, only for a few minutes). You're really going to want to listen to Breakbot if you're a fan of the disco-pop duo because this Frenchman is making music that sounds strikingly similar. This is perfect music for your Friday, so listen below, celebrate the weekend.

Yep. This happened. Even more love for CHVRCHES now.

I'm really excited about this band, brother and sister duo Theo and Sasha Spielberg have come out with another track that I'll be listening to on repeat all Summer. If you haven't already heard their spectacular first single 'Opossum', stop what you're doing and check it out now. Their new track is a little softer, but still packs a punch, reminiscent of something you'd hear Jenny Lewis belt out. 'Call It What You Want' and it will be on their upcoming The Brother/Sister EP due out on June 3.

They fun-loving, carefree rockers Wolf Alice just released their video for 'Bros.' Wouldn't you just love to grab a burger and brew with this gang and hang out for the day?

Last week I made a confession that posts were becoming less frequent, but never less-becoming. Well to help prevent this, maybe they'll just be less wordy. And maybe that's a good thing. Sometimes I can be rather long winded...

Here's Julia Losfelt, a French artist with a song that will place your mind exactly where the title suggests, 'Away' from your existing world. Take a listen and then check a beautiful cover of Eno's 'This River' featuring Losfelt's airy vocals.

I've always read that The 1975 were heavily influenced by early R&B acts, but honestly, it didn't come through to me...until there latest track 'fallingforyou.' Good lord, it's good. It's a modern take at a classic R&B slow jam, and it's right in line with their entire collection of loveable love songs about drugs, sex and uncontrollable addiction. Take a listen. Get ready for their 5/20 release of 'IV.' Check out an interview over at Interview Mag, or catch them on tour with The Neighbourhood (US dates after jump).

Simply stunning, Pheoria have brought us a song that burns slow. Ghostly piano mixed with paper thin vocals and droning hand claps makes for a song that won't leave your head. Check it out above along with it's beautiful video.

Continuing their unofficial sound tracking of a non-existing John Hughes film, The 1975 have released yet another brilliant track called 'Haunt // Bed.' Flirting with their electronic side, the band slips into a comfortable realm of overtly romanticism, fading out most of the guitars and bringing Healy's voice to the forefront (per usual). What I once thought to be a familiar/re-done sound is quickly becoming a unique, or at least signature sound to the band.

The band is preparing to drop their latest EP IV on May 20, and you can preorder it here. Cannot be more excited for their album.

I'll make a deal with y'all. The less frequent our posts, the more quality the tunes? Just kidding, we always bring quality tunes for your ear holes. So apologies for the delay, but tonight we'll make it up to you with a brand-spanking new band called Stay Bless. And if their debut tune (off a soon to release EP) is a perfect mixture of indie-rock-pop. I mean, when undiscerning lyrics don't stop you from trying to sing along, you know you have a great tune on your hands. This London-based act is getting it's release on the very cool 37 Adventures (ex-XL A&R dudes), where you can also find other solid artists.

The newest Bravestation track might be the best thing we've heard from them yet. The track is called 'Somewhere We Belong' and it's got everything you'd expect from them; Tropical beats, slow moving rhythms, and interesting flourishes throughout. Their newest album will be out next Tuesday we'll keep you posted, in the meantime, download this track free via their Soundcloud.