Such blistering, bouncy beats aren't always the norm on the new album 'Soundboy Rock'. Yes, there's plenty of raucous, club inspired tracks, but Groove Armada were always good at gentler pieces too such as their collaboration with Jeb Loy Nichols on 'What's Your Version'. which is this album's 'At The River' moment.

Ex-Sugababe Mutya Buena also brings some pop class to 'Song 4 Mutya (Out Of Control)' as does Angie Stone on 'Feel The Same As You', proving that this band's massive success has always been down as much to their ability to turn out radio-friendly hits as to their respect for dance music’s underground roots.

Other prominent guests include drummer Tony Allen, soul singer Candi Staton and members of Simian Mobile Disco and The Rakes. There's plenty of floor-shaking ragga basslines and rude boy yelps with plenty of great riffs amongst many contagious songs.