Do not doubt or question how much these guys are on the forefront of hot desi musical carnage! It's really refreshing and inspiring to hear a great new era of desi tunes and proper dance production!

This is one of the hottest bhangra power house tracks out right now. I'm totally loving the fast tempo and crossover hip hop/punjabi lyrics that this tune has!

These guys will be big, so get on this right now and check them out. Absolutely bloody marvellous!

How s%#t hot is Imran Khan's album 'Unforgettable'?! This album has put a lot of new skool Asian desi tunes into perspective for me.

The album is one whole journey filled with killer beats, clever word rhymage, refined production - and most of all - hard core punjabi lyrics!

It's absolutely bloody brilliant, and heavy dance tunes such as 'Amplifier', 'Bounce Billo', 'Qott Ghusian Da', 'Nazar' and 'Chak Glass' are seriously awesome when turned up to 11!

There's something for everyone if you love the new bhangra flavas out these days, but it's a brilliant album for 2009.

There have been some great records this year when considering desi beats, namely by AG Dollar, Jaz Dhami, Miss Pooja and Swami - but Imran Khan has killed it!

Now, I know you all know a few of the words to the video above... 'Knight rider? Woofer? Black leather seats?' The list is endless... :)

I was quite addicted to the Arctic Monkeys on their past two albums, but I'm simply disgusted with their latest offering, 'Humbug'.

I guess when you're one of the biggest bands in the UK and you've sold shed loads of albums, the logical thing to do is... Erm,.. Alienate your fans and put out a dreary dull dishwater album, to only satisfy your own ego?! I don't get it at all.

I can't understand how their management allowed this to happen, but I guess it's a clever way to see who your real fans are? The one's who stick it out for you.

I can't be bothered with the lack of clever rhyming couplets and wicked imagery on this new album, which they had on their past two albums.

It's just a more slow tempo pedestrian album, which at times does have clever delivery and possibly mercurial timing on Alex Turner's part - but it's not enough to forgive them.

I think they're losing the plot to be honest, perhaps there are quite a few AM fans who may well agree with me.

Or maybe I just don't get them anymore...

The Cribs new album, 'Ignore The Ignorant' is a fantastic mature well delivered record that is probably their best yet.

There are lots of great riffy catchy tunes on here. Namely 'We Share The Same Skies', 'Hari Kari', 'We Were Aborted', 'Cheat On Me' and 'Emasculate Me'. The whole album is a much cleaner sounding record with great finish; largely helped along with the fixed asset who is now Johnny Marr.

It's a really poppy album at times, and some of the bonus tracks you can get with this CD are ace and well worth a listen. I didn't think this new album would have been better than 'Mens Needs, Womens Needs, Whatever'. But it actually is, and I'm very happy with the result.

I have followed and loved The Cribs for some time now, and I'm really pleased that they delivered well with this new album.

Here is a recent session they did at the BBC, and a great recording of 'Cheat On Me'. They really are a band you can't help getting behind and just supporting during this bleak time for the UK music scene.

I love The Cribs - I hope you do too.

The new Prodigy album is amazing! End of.

I pretty much love all of this album. There isn't a bad punk electro rave-up face smashing 'choone' on there! It's really heavy and riffy throughout, and the old skool chimes/sirens/alarms are tuned up to 11 all the way through.

'Invaders Must Die' is an essential must have album, and I'm so glad The Prodigy are back on fine form. I think this is (wait for it...) probably their best album yet? (yes, I said it!).

Either way, I love the video to 'Warriors Dance', it's very clever with use of cigarette boxes and fire sequences to instigate some form of illegal rave burn out party?!

White gloves, glow sticks and neon prints at the ready people!

After living with 'The Blueprint 3' for a few weeks now, I've realised that some of the stuff on it is seriously ahead if it's time.

Songs such as 'Off that', 'Empire State of Mind', 'Haters', 'Run This Town' and 'D.O.A' carry a lot of weight when considering how they are produced and put together. I didn't quite get them at first, but they have grown on me now.

Other songs like 'On To Next One' and 'Thank You' bring out the clever word play Jay-Z is notorious for, and show case his intelligent ability to make you chuckle at the simplist of verses.

The rest of the album is ok, but it's probably one of the most complete hip hop albums for some time. One that I was glad lived up to it's hype.

My favourite song off B3 is 'Empire State of Mind'. I love the imagery and descriptive verbage Jay-Z spits out; accompanied with the angelic tones of Alicia Keys throughout each chorus. Plus the whole New York lyrical landscaping is done quite well I think.

The buzz surrounding B3 is still about, and the fire is still persistently burning for Jay-Z (as it always has done for many of us). Enjoy.

Damn I'm glad Mos Def came back with a hot new album this year! After a couple of 'not quite there yet' offerings, he is back on absolutely top form.

Its been a while since I heard anything as magical and glee enducing as 'Miss Phat Booty', but on his new album, 'The Ecstatic', there are so many albsolute corkers that I simply have to put the volume up and push the corner sofa back?!

I love most of his new album, namely 'Casa Bay', 'Supermagic' , 'Revelations' and 'Wahid'. It's bloody irresistably intelligently inviting hip hop music from (one of) Brooklyn's finest.

Glad to have you back Mos! Here is a great performance he did on the Letterman show not so long ago. Still can't get over Mos rapping and drumming a beat at the same time?!

Now, altogether now after three... 'simmer down now, simmer down now, simmer down, simmer down, quiet dog bite HARD!!!'

I love topman! It has a great deal of amazing clothes. I love their very fitted and skinny suits. The prices are affordable and competitive. The quality of the fabrics, cut of the suits, differing colours and designs - just makes me such a fan of the stores.

I don't know where else I would go for skinny fitted suits. I have purchased many designer and high street suits, but nothing quite fits like a Topman suit.

I love their current collection for this winter, and their lovely new textures and shades of greys are to salivate for! Thank you Topman! Please visit www.topman.com

I have followed, watched and listened to Maximo Park for about 7 years now. I first heard of them back when I was at uni, and they had Graffiti and Apply some pressure out. I loved their quirky sound and honest manner to song writing. I've grown with this band and guess my own tastes have developed along with their own music too.

I love all their albums, despite what the press and other music mags say. I admire Paul and the lads and can't wait to see them next week.

This is one of my favourite songs off the new album, Quicken the heart, and one I'm listening to alot right now. It's such a whirlwind of an indie tune with a real purposeful drive to the horizon. I hope you like it too, or perhaps give it a decent chance.

To the Park it is then! Let's go :)

Soni De Nakhre is perhaps one of the most awesome banging full out Hindi songs going. Period. The film Partner was a larger than slight copy of Hitch - but it's bloody funny and Katrina, Salmaan and Govinda kick comical butt throughout the sketch.

I can't help cutting a rug to this tune, whether it's at a party or just in the confines of your own bedroom - simply amazing!

Everybody now, in a raspy desi accent - "pump pump pump pump"!!!