The third Hard Fi album will be looking to follow in the footsteps of its chart-topping predecessors. The Staines 4-piece amalgamate everything from reggae to rave in another offering of their trademark, chorus-heavy indie pop.

Paul 'P-Dub' Walton mixed Killer Sounds in Sofa Sound and Alan Moulder in Assault & Battery 1.

The second single from Hard Fi's latest album, 'Fire in the House' looks set to take the Staines indie rockers' triumphant festival season into the clubs for a late summer blast. The single, which was produced by Stuart Price and mixed by Alan Moulder, features a remix by the legendary Tiesto.

Alan mixed 'Fire in the House' in Miloco's Assault & Battery 1

One of the UK's most exciting new bands, Fixers mix psychedelia with classic dance grooves and pop loops to create some of the most refreshing and forward-thinking material you'll hear over the next couple of years.

'Swimmhaus Johannesburg' was mixed by Alan Moulder in Assault & Battery 1. B-side, 'It Won't Be Long', was co-produced and engineered by Miloco's Matt Wiggins and Fixers in The Pool.

The Seattleite indie veterans return with album number 7, Codes and Keys. This understated quartet have quietly risen to prominence as one of rock's most innovative bands, over a career so far spanning 15 years.

Alan Moulder mixed Death Cab For Cutie's Code and Keys in Miloco Assault & Battery 1.

Pains of Being Pure at Heart turned to Flood (producer) and Alan Moulder (mixer) for their second album, Belong, perhaps to execute that 'Pumpkins-esque sound which both Flood and Alan can with masterful ease... Miloco engineer Darren Lawson gained a recording engineer credit on the album, which features the single 'Heart in Your Heartbreak'.

Belong was tracked in Assault & Battery 2 and mixed in Assault & Battery 1.

Another example of the dark and anthemic mastery of White Lies. 'Strangers' is the new single from second album Ritual.

Ritual was co-produced by Alan Moulder and Max Dingel, engineered and programmed by Max and mixed by Alan. The album was tracked and mixed in Miloco's Assault & Battery 2 and 1.

Having toured the stadium and arena circuit throughout 2010 as support to the likes of Muse, Kings of Leon and Coldplay, London 3-piece White Lies are back with their second album, and one which will surely make one of the biggest impacts on the charts in 2011. Ritual is the follow-up to 2009's To Lose My Life..., and was co-produced by Alan Moulder and Max Dingel, engineered and programmed by Max and mixed by Alan. The album was tracked and mixed at Miloco, in Assault & Battery 2 and 1 respectively.