This veteran Kent-based band play a melodic form of punk rock influenced by styles as diverse as indie-punks such as Mega City Four and the Senseless Things, through to harder-edged American bands like Husker Du and Moving Targets.
 
1, Caramel
2, It's been a day
3, Draper's cool
4, Apples
5, Back to the sea
6, Cold skin
7, This summer
8, Coffee in my viens
9, Pigs will fly
10, Shake up the world
11, Remember me
12, (I will be your) Astronaut
13, Everybody's famous
14, You still mean something to me
 
For a three-piece, they whip-up a pretty big sound and the album gives you a real sense of a band that has a strong musical direction. They’re not afraid to vary the tempos, include vocal harmonies or add different instrumentation where it’s appropriate and the overall production is both inventive and convincing. ‘This Summer’ might be the slowest track on the album, with only acoustic guitar and keyboard accompaniment, but it stands out really well and also sets the mood perfectly for the following track, ‘Coffee in My Veins’, one of the liveliest and most instantly-likeable songs on the whole record. This is an album that draws you in from start to finish, but with repeated listens it just gets better and better. With the right radio coverage, this could prove to be a very popular album indeed. Good luck to ‘em!
(Review from Fear n Loathing, http://www.fearandloathingfanzine.com/record-reviews-january-june-2020.html )