Django Django, who met at art school in Edinburgh, first came to peoples' attentions a couple of years back. 2009’s double A-side single "Storm"/"Love's Dart" laid the blueprint for a confident, adventurous and psychedelically-bruised strain of art-rock that melds intangible electronic flourishes to the visceral rub of live instrumentation. The time since has been spent holed away, expanding upon that blueprint, seeing where they can push it. The impression one gets of Django Django is of a band laying down the first, meticulously measured borders on some vast map of a world that only they are privy to. Correspondent to that, each track is like its own nation of harmonies, rhythms and textures. "We didn't put much conscious thought into making it sound like an album – we thought we'd let any similarities between the songs come out by themselves," explains Tommy. "Music's so mad and widespread and varied, that eclecticism's the only way to be,” reasons Maclean. “That said, I think you can draw a line through all the music we’re into. It’s about creativity and experimentation and the quest to find a new sound.” Django Django’s debut album is set for release in January 2012, for now enjoy the first offering ‘Waveforms’, expertly remixed for DJs by Wild Geese, plus a dub rework by the band under the name ‘Drumforms’.