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"When you&amp;#039;re a boyband in 2010 whose name isn&amp;#039;t JLS, your lifespan&amp;#039;s likely to mimic that of an organic banana: sweet while it lasts, but ultimately pretty short. That said, The Wanted&amp;#039;s surprise No.1 with &amp;#039;All Time Low&amp;#039; has been one of this year&amp;#039;s greatest chart success stories - because it not only put boybands officially back in vogue, but seemed to bring a new breed of edgier, trendier and, well, cuter ones with it. (See this year&amp;#039;s X Factor.) On first listen, the group&amp;#039;s second single does little to support this theory, but on closer inspection it&amp;#039;s clear that this lot have never been allowed within a 50m radius of Pete Waterman. Yes, it&amp;#039;s a slushy, string-laden slowie about longing for a girl, but with the BPM turned up a notch and a stomping rhythm - too fast for waving lighters but slow enough for hands-in-the-air time - &amp;#039;Heart Vacancy&amp;#039; treads on the slightly more manly side of sentimental. At this rate, they could be hanging around for longer than that &amp;#039;Breakfast In A Can&amp;#039; in your kitchen cupboard.  &amp;gt; Click here to read our interview with Jay from The Wanted "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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