Andrew McDonald, Journalist

Love for this album will likely be divided into two camps, answerable by a single question: do you miss the ‘80s?

ISHU has a terrific ear for relaxed and groovy production; it’s just a shame we don’t get a chance to hear more of him.

This self-consciously cocky attitude sums up the record – it’s brilliant, it’s fun, it’s playfully arrogant and even if it does err a little close to what we know, there’s little arguing against a groove this strong.

For fans, it’ll likely deliver on sounds they’ve wanted since 2005’s Intensive Care.

You’d be hard pressed to argue against them as one of the most professional, bankable and downright fun rock outfits