After the slower 80s feel of first single 'I Won't Kneel', Groove Armada's second single from their sixth album, Black Light, has reminded people of what they do best – bloody good dance music. Although it doesn't quite add up to 'Song 4 Mutya' (and that's completely down to the ex-Sugababes' sultry vocals) it's a stomping tune, and should be on its way to dominating the dancefloor. A 'hands in the air' moment indeed, albiet slightly reminiscent of GaGa's "Bad Romance"
However, there are no 'm-m-m-m-mahs' or claws to be seen – thank God. A pretty solid re-introduction to what Groove Armada are all about. Strong enough to secure them some festival rotation this summer when you'll really be able to appreciate these carefree beats
-Sean Howlett
