Live Review: LISTEN: Worlds End Press 'Second Day Uptown' Remix EP

WORLDS END PRESS know how to get you to dance. If you've seen them perform before, you'll understand. Their music is catchy in a way that deviates from the typical fast paced jingliness of pop towards more nuanced disco sensibilities that stick with you long after you've heard them. And they lead by example, front man John Parkinson dancing like there's nobody watching and swaying those hips like one of Beyonce's back up dancers.

If you haven't seen them before, you'll have your chance soon. Worlds End Press are releasing their EP Second Day Uptown on the 20th of June and touring right after, which is exciting enough. But even more excitingly, we have a solid collection of remixes of the title track for you to rap your hands around right now. The EP features some production work from Psychemagik, Bell Towers and our personal favourite coming from Slow Hands - which has been described by the band as a "sleek, sexy and sultry take" on the infectious dance number. Hot damn, don't you want to get your hands on that?