Album: Nero, Welcome Reality (Mercury)

Sunday 14 August 2011 00:00 BST

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Nero are the London dubstep/drum'n' bass duo of Daniel Stephens and Joe Ray whose debut mixes the pop and the ponderous, occupying a halfway point between Burial and N-Dubz.

"Sometimes I don't know where we're going," laments vocalist Alana Watson in a typical expression of weltschmerz. Their command of "neeeooow" noises suggests a schooling in retro rave, and their cover of the Jets' "Crush" turns the sugary original into something superbly sinister and stalker-ish.

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