Bob Baker Fish, Journalist

What Cook’s original album sounds like is irrelevant. This is a whole new hypnotic beast.

Whilst Flip Tap is an inspired burst of sugary electronic pop, it’s also equally strange and inventive.

"The skipper is this slightly corrupt Love Boat captain," says Andy Williamson of his role/character in Bombay Royale. "He’s more decadent than evil, really."

"Whilst for many of us this show was about marking something off a list, and as much as we tried to pigeonhole them dEUS aren’t simply a nostalgia act. The injection of new blood has been an injection of life."

Maidenhair is a gentle soup of ingredients, at times pitched like a seasick swell, at others taking on a lazy R&B groove before delving into a noisy electro rock.

Groundation are a lot more than you initially expect, and despite the stylistic mélange, the band are very much self-assured and offering something new to a genre filled with pale imitators. Just don’t hold where they come from against them

There’s a certain innocent charm to the music, built with cheap synths, primitive drum machines and artists who were still teaching themselves to use this new technology.

They all sip on their coffees for a few moments, lost in thought about the enigma that is Chet Faker. “He’s a little bit of a modern lover too,” offers George, “songs about lust, sex and the ladies, but he does do it with style. I’ll give him that.“