A product of the Spanish underground scene, Barcelona's Dorian are a five-piece act who broke through into the mainstream with a combination of moody electronica and hopeful, brightly shaded indie pop. It was a sound not too dissimilar, but also not indebted, to English acts who broke in the early '80s such as New Order and the Cure. It took time for two of their most well-known tracks -- 2006's "A cualquier otra parte" and 2009's "La tormenta de arena" -- to become Spanish indie club mainstays, while tours and festival appearances in Latin America helped to rack up over 200 m...