Noah And The Whale - Five Years Time (7", Young And Lost Club)

"Five Years Time" is a happy song. That's putting it mildly. This saccharine-laced track can leave you with a sugar high or a mild headache (there's only so much sugar one can take), depending on your mood.

Lyrically, it's a tale of what might happen to a relationship over the course of five years. You could be walking around a zoo, laughing at each others jokes and generally having a blast, and lead singer Charlie Fink will "look at you and say it's the happiest I've ever been". All this cheer is wrapped up in whistles, lightly strummed ukuleles, violins, hand claps and the lovely Laura Marling on backing vocals

Of course, there's the chance it could all go horribly wrong and "In five years time, I might not know you". But that's far too negative, and with a song like this, even the most melancholic of us will look forward five years time and know that everything's going to be okay.

Bombay Bicycle Club - Evening/Morning (7", Young And Lost Club)

Bombay Bicycle Club's new single displays a mature approach for a band who's collective age is around 70. Named after a North London chain of curry houses, the band were discovered when they won the 'Road to V' competition.

"Evening/Morning" starts off delicately enough, with a soft guitar intro that lulls you into a false sense of security. Then the distorted bass confronts you. This carries on, with the track twisting and turning in on itself, boasting some remarkable guitar riffs.

I'm not too sure what lead singer Jack Steadman means by "I am ready to owe you anything", but it's one helluva catchy hook that is the most memorable part of the track. The track is a simple, indie-pop effort, not even attempting to break any of the rules in the book, let alone re-write them. And it's all the better for it.

The B-side, "You Already Know" couldn't be more different, sounding almost folky. It's two sides of a band who could well become very big soon. As Jack Steadman stated at the OnesToWatch Revue last month, “Good evening, we are Bombay Bicycle Club and we are ones to watch”. No arguments there.