Just as it's hard not to dive deep into the hipster book of adjectives in describing Swimming Tapes' music, it's also impossible not to flag up the five-piece group's reference points. From the gauzy romantic nostalgia of early-era The Radio Dept. that seeps with the melodic grace of Belle & Sebastien to the cut-and-paste aesthetic applied to their artwork, feeling like a knowing throwback to Sarah Records.

The resulting package is indie-pop gold; there's nothing new at play but the feelings that the music evokes are so familiar that it just works and instantly causes one's heart to swell. Complete greatness clothed in a simplistic, understated charm. Needless to say, we're totally smitten.

"Set The Fire" is released today through consistently reliable London based indie Hand In Hive. Listen on Spotify, here.