Rather than the slamming King Of Snake - which was promoed to clubs and, although unreleased, found its way on to Radio One's B-list - JBO has chosen this more downtempo grower as the first full single release from Beaucoup Fish.
However, Push Upstairs doesn't disappoint, counterpointing Karl Hyde's vocals against a building techno groove, and should appeal to both dance and indie fans.
For the first time on an Underworld single, the band have agreed to remixes by other producers. Darren Price's techno workout stands out alongside Roger Sanchez's funky groove and Adam Beyer's minimal excursion, but it's the versions by the band themselves that make most impact.
Radio One has already given its backing, adding the track to its As Featured playlist last week.
The band are playing a 10-date tour across the country in the fortnight before release, and with a strong press campaign focused on the album release on March 1, all the signs are there that this will be a strong sales success.
