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1. Wild Beasts: 'Two Dancers' (Domino) – Ditching intimidating flamboyance for something far more tender and heart-swept, Wild Beasts came of age in 2009 with their beautiful display of melancholy in 'Two Dancers'. Maintaining lyrical wit and crossover vocals that previously warded off passers by, only this time supporting them with lighter, more cuddly melodies, they struck gold. This Kendal-bred four piece now look like a serious prospect for the long run and regardless of the excellence of 'Two Dancers', many are already expecting better – a feat that will surely be near impossible to achieve. (Jamie Milton)

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