Simian Mobile Disco
Temporary Pleasure

Temporary pleasure on overdrive: Lead single “Audacity of Huge” combines SMD’s trademark quirkiness and a killer vocal by Chris Keat...

If aliens were to land on our planet tomorrow, they’d probably waste no time asking the big questions. Why do we have wars Why are some people ...

Stephanie Zacharek, Salon's film critic, wrote that Juno's slangy dialogue was so hip it was instantly passé. You could apply the same to the halcyon ...

Despite all the hosannas about how it signaled that the indie rockers were going dance, Simian Mobile Disco’s Attack Sustain Decay Release wasn&...

Simian Mobile Disco's second long player, Temporary Pleasure, is deservingly touted as a "pop" album: Almost all tracks feature a guest vocalist and m...

When it comes to making pleasure-centric middlebrow pop-dance albums, you can't fault Simian Mobile Disco's instincts. Vocalists are good. Filler is b...

Ah, the 'difficult second album?. Far more renowned acts than London digital duo Simian Mobile Disco (SMD) have struggled to clear the hurdle of follo...

In case the 2007 song title “Tits & Acid” wasn’t warning enough, Simian Mobile Disco’s second-album moniker should drive home the electro duo’s no...

Given how much James Ford has done in the last year on production duties, namely with the last two Arctic Monkeys albums and being heavily involved wi...

As not to say this album isn't a daring step towards the forefront of British dance music, Simian Mobile Disco are without a beat of a doubt heading f...