London-based five piece Sulk are creating some majorly vital music, with airy Britpop vocals and infinite choruses that we can’t help but holler back at deafening volume. Their latest single, ‘Black Infinity (Upside Down) is a mind-bending, shoegaze pop haze that mixes killer riffs with a marching drum beat to dizzyingly joyful effect. And the video is a psychedelic treat, with flickering strobes and baggy '90's beats dazzling through multicolour filters and kaleidoscopic shapes. Don't miss the band’s forthcoming album No Illusions, released on the 15th April by Perfect Sound Forever. -DW