Reviews

There’s an authenticity that permeates from Don’t Know What Happiness Is that glues everything together, and makes playing simple pop compositions with originality and overt personality sound like a good idea all over again.

There’s not a lot of tricks or flourishes here. What you see is what you get; a good honest rock-out with no apologies.

A true beast of a release, and one that’s equally venomous and fun.

It’s a credit to the music and the mix that it is still amazing, but the live experience still only feels like an approximation of the heights it could reach.