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Just the latest in a line of lovely dream-pop singles from London/Brighton's Fear of Men. The Mosaic 7" is out next month on limited blue vinyl here.

Toronto's Beta Frontiers re-work Fear of Men's excellent single "Green Sea" for the dancefloor, dropping the moving backwards guitar solo but channeling all of the dreamy, wistful longing of the original into a bouncy electro anthem. Catch Fear of Men this weekend at London's appropriately titled Rad Fest, as part of a ridiculous bill that also features Veronica Falls, Trash Talk, DIIV,

We premiered the dreamily melancholy title track from Fear of Men's Green Sea 7" single late last month, and here's the equally great b-side "Born," proving once again that these guys can do no wrong in our eyes. The group plays a sold-out show in London with Purity Ring on June 12, and the Green Sea 7" is out June 18 on Sexbeat...

London/Brighton's Fear of Men deliver on the promise of one our favorite songs of 2011 with the gorgeous, wistful heartache of their new single "Green Sea." Richer, more ambitious production and expanded instrumentation -- including a musical saw and backwards guitar solo -- this time around, but with all of the warmth and dreamy melancholy that made "Doldrums" so perfect...

New video from one of our favorite discoveries of the back half of 2011, Brighton/London's Fear Of Men, directed by Natalie Gravy. The lovely, wistful "Doldrums" is the opener from the group's new self-released Alice Munro Demos cassette, which drops today but is limited to 50 copies and is probably already sold out...