Album: Scouting for Girls, Everybody Wants to Be on TV (Epic)

Sunday 11 April 2010 00:00 BST

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With an inevitability that feels like a sledgehammer to the skull, Scouting for Girls – the shiny happy people of "She's So Lovely" ubiquity – have Gone Serious with their second album.

They've filled it with tales of emotional break-ups and troubled youths plucked from the pages of Take a Break (although they know which side their bread's buttered, and have thrown in just enough vocoders, Haribo synths and film-star namedrops to keep their fanbase happy).

It's indie pop for Nuts readers. It'll go platinum.

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Album: Scouting for Girls, Everybody Wants to Be on TV (Epic)

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