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Temples<\/a> have spoken to NME<\/em> about their \u201cKylie Minogue<\/a> meets Daft Punk<\/a>\u201d new single \u2018Jet Stream Heart\u2019, and what to expect from their \u201990s and early \u201900s dance-inspired new album \u2018Bliss\u2019.<\/p>\n The Kettering indie four-piece\u2019s fifth album will arrive on Friday June 26 on V2 Records, launched by the psychedelic electronica rush of \u2018Jet Stream Heart\u2019 \u2013 a sign of the band\u2019s feet being firmly planted on the dancefloor for their escapist new record.<\/p>\n \u201cFor me, it\u2019s Kylie Minogue, meets Daft Punk, meets Temples!\u201d frontman James Bagshaw told NME<\/em> of the single. \u201cThese days we\u2019re always just trying to make stuff that\u2019s fun. That song started the whole thing for this record. The song is about being enticed by music itself, and it does it on its own. You\u2019ll be walking past a club or a venue and there\u2019s an allure to it. What is that pulls you in?<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s non-apologetic and pulls you in straight away. It\u2019s a shock to the system, but the next single will be the ultra shock to the senses. If people like this, they\u2019re gonna love the next one.\u201d<\/p>\n