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There’s been a recent flurry of activity in the camp of Oz-funkers The Bamboos with news that their eleventh studio LP will see light of day this November during which month they will also embark on a European tour. Before that though, here’s their second single since March’s Midlife Glow (which will also appear on forthcoming LP This Is How You Do It feat. Ozay Moore) – entitled Ex-Files. Never ones to stylistically moulder (see what I did there?), the band expand their sound palette once more drawing influences from disco and boogie for this one which features no guest vocalist but their very own Kylie Auldist.