Reviewed by Paul S Ganney

The London-based band who are gigging hard at the moment offer their second EP. The guitar work is nicely varied, moving from the U2-esque ("Rockstar"), to the more straightforward chord riffs ("Are You On?"), without going for the overdrive that would move it more towards rock than pop. The vocals are good (even if they are a bit reminiscent of Jarvis Cocker at points), the backing vocals work well: it's just really nicely put together, exuding a sense of fun that makes you want to catch them live. The choruses are catchy, the lyrics decent - what is there not to like.

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