Relentless, forward-leaning indie rock streaked with pretty flourishes and an unstoppable hyper-motorik, putting the punk back in post-punk, like a stressier Lower Dens.
Individual songs are pretty great, though it rides that relentlessness until it's numbing. The fragile, buzzy, City Stuff is a great little reststop - a couple more diversions like that and these guys could really be onto something - as it is now it's promising stuff that's still a little too one-dimensional to really light me up 3.5/5
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