Album: Sons and Daughters, Mirror Mirror (Domino)

Sunday 12 June 2011 00:00 BST

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If Mirror Mirror sounds like it would work as a horror soundtrack, that's no coincidence.

The main inspirations for Sons & Daughters' third album were Dario Argento movies, sinister fairy tales and real-world bloodshed: more than one song is about a murder case.

The Glaswegian band's chosen style this time around, namely dark vintage synth pop (early Human League) and scratchy, spindly post-punk (Wire, the Cure), matches the mood and subject matter perfectly.

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