Covered: MS MR cover LCD Soundsystem's 'Dance Yrself Clean'

MS MR's tribute to LCD Soundsystem's electronic dance-punk classic resonates with the definitively soulful vibe of Lizzy Plapinger's vocals that have become the hallmark of the New York duo's sound, and at times feel unexpectedly Placebo-esque in their deliverance. As a choice of cover, Dance Yrself Clean fits the bill perfectly and, if you were unfamiliar with James Murphy's iconic original, you might be hard pushed to tell which came first.

Covered: Mr Little Jeans Covers Arcade Fire's The Suburbs

Recorded under the moniker Mr Little Jeans, Norwegian songstress Monica Birkenes' take on Arcade Fire's The Suburbs may have already been out for a couple of years, but remains, nonetheless, a fresh and darkly-electronic reworking of the Montreal indie rockers' 2010 album opener. Built around a tempestuous synth-sequence and disrupted-drum beats, Mr Little Jeans' potent amalgam of seething-electronica and sultry St Vincent-esque vocals makes for hypnotic listening.

Covered: Typhoon Cover Frank Ocean's Thinking About You

Brimming with strings, shimmering guitar chords, and Kyle Morton's definitive vocals, the Oregon multi-instrumentalists' take on Frank Ocean's R&B ballad is bristling with the sort of beautiful angst-filled emotion that only Typhoon can provide. Well worth a listen.

Covered: CHVRCHES - It's Not Right But It's Okay

It's not often that I peruse Whitney Houston's back catalogue, but following CHVRCHES' cover of the soul diva's It's Not Right But It's Okay, I was prompted to have a listen. The Scottish electro-poppers offer a refreshing take on the 90's chart classic, Lauren Mayberry's vocals lending a new delicacy to the breakup ballad, whilst the instrumentation of the original song finds itself reinvented by the trio's definitive synth stylings, set to a crisp new drum-loop.