Even if you're going for a Scott Mills or an Edith Bowman record of the week, it's better to give them the carrot of Jo already having played it – it's got that seal of approval.
It was the sixth record of the week as the drought in the wake of the banning of bodysuits at the end of 2009 is breaking quicker than many observers expected.
Their first single, "The Last of the Melting Snow", was listeners' overwhelming choice for record of the week on the Radcliffe and Maconie show on Radio 2 a few weeks ago.
Cheerleader was the most streamed record of the week, with 2.63m listens, ahead of Wiz Khalifa's See You Again (2.14m) and Major Lazer's Lean On FT MO & DJ Snake (2.08m).
Strongly redolent of Fatboy Slim, the opening track, England, draws heavily on The Ballad of John Axon, and has been championed by Radio 1's Colin Murray as his record of the week.
The song was made record of the week on Radio 1 and has since been given the ultimate accolade any ghostly, piano-led torch song can get: soundtracking an American TV show about vampires.
They're all over him like a rash at Radio 1 where he's been awarded such accolades as Zane Lowe's Next Hype, MistaJam's Jam Hot and Annie Mac's Record of the Week, while someone on 1Xtra has hailed him the saviour of all mankind.
Amazingly, their current single, The Beginning of the Twist, has been a drivetime record of the week on Radio 1, and such is its turbo-charged catchiness that tonight the crowd greet it with screeches of joy; by contrast, Hounds of Love merits only a perfunctory yelp.
