Reviews

This EP is definitely one for those who cannot make up their mind about their favourite music genre, so pop it on and make up your own damn minds already!

In an alternate reality where burgundy turtlenecks have never gone out of fashion, Jeremy Neale homages a record collection in which a consistent left-hand break comes up the Mersey while the surf guitars are played by a well-harmonied girl group.

Killer traditional metal with some tounge-in-cheek themes

After two sets that included more video, flashbacks and a fabulous ‘70s-inspired costume change (Durham still cuts an amazing figure and manages epic heels), of course, the final tune was The Carnival Is Over. Let’s hope it’s got a while to go just yet.

They bring out the big guns for the finale, the storming Teen Age Thugs and the resigned but insistent Strange Love leading into an old school ‘50s-vibed instrumental stab which finished off a great set from this ragtag but delightfully enigmatic outfit.