Drowned in Sound There really isnt anything wrong with this album. Its just the most amazing sugar rush youre going to have this year, and is what, at this point in time, sounds strongly like the best debut album by a British indie band since Tigermilk. From the discovery of their destined-to-be-attentively-studied-by-blogs-the-world-over musical wares nearly two years ago, right through to the recent release of their debut album Hold On Now, Youngster , Los Campesinos! have time and again proved themselves as a band to stir the most hardened of cynics those who ceased to believe in bands rooted in a genuine aesthetic, long ago. Youthful they may be, but Los Campesinos! are then, in no uncertain terms, an implicitly important band in 2008. The second single proper to be taken from their longplayer, My Year In Lists is 1 minute 49 seconds, of pure, unadulterated, pop-flecked brilliance. Lists essentially mulls over the process of living out a relationship via Royal Mail, and bemoans the tedium of New Year (and the resolutions it inevitably engenders. I believe in changing things when they need to be changed says vocalist Gareth, pretty sagely, given his years).Continuing the short-lived theme to the singles b-sides package, the band have covered three of their favourite short songs. Deerhoof, Bikini Kill, and Casiotone For The Painfully Alone are the subjects of happy study across the singles formats (for full info, see below).All less than a minute long, or " Los Campesinos