Dripping with licks so richly sophisticated they ought to have their own Beverly Hills postcode, Tungz debut album ‘A Good Dream’ mixes the emotional downer of chillwave with the rhapsody of disco and hits perfection. Across 11 tracks, Tungz access a dancefloor utopia, where a French house aesthetic lives out an opulent psych-pop fantasy; beautifully simple yet sneakily complex. Brimming with confidence, the collection not only fulfils the promise of Tungz early EPs, but asserts their multidimensional approach to song writing, confirming them as an idiosyncratic prospect within alternative music.

An intoxicating cooperative of disco grooves and friendship, Bristol’s Tungz operate out of a basement-home-studio-come-head-office where the core values are sleek minimalism, clean lines and future-funk breakdowns. The unlikely enterprise landed the band a release with Jamz Supernova’s imprint. Recently signing to Heist or Hit, the company line continues to be towed by means of a loungecore French dance aesthetic coloured by 70s AM rock synths, tightly tuned percussion and guitar licks so richly sophisticated they ought to have a Beverly Hills postcode.