"Hot Water, Lines & Rickety Machines"
28 August 2008, 09:00
| Written by Tom Whyman
Spiky medium-fi indie-rock from Brighton. 28 minutes of songs you probably can’t fail to enjoy. Its pretty good, I think you should get it. Highlights include ‘No TV’, ‘A Piece Of String’ and ‘Its the Same As When You Asked Me The Last Time’.
70%
PS: If anyone asks, long reviews are now a cold dead medium. I’m taking music writing to shorter new places.
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