The production is sharp, and little touches like the xylophone on ’Daycare’ show they are far beyond just rocking out. Not afraid of a melody like a lot of the shit around today, this is the type of band that should be on the front of rock mags, not bastarding money grabbing Metallica.

They're far too good a band to be called quirky - it’s not like they wander around onstage wearing Mr Potato Head masks with their old chaps hanging out - but don’t be expecting po-faced rock anguish here either. It’s a frighteningly tight blend of styles, and I know I’ve mentioned Patton once already, but they’re the closest thing to Faith No More that there is, in terms of sounding like they naturally mix it up.

A great intro to a band I need to hear more from. And have to see live.