Cue snotty-boy/twee-girl vocals, out-of-tune violin and a general sense of calculated clatter posing as gleeful abandon. Worse, this debut album is a smug exercise in meta-indie pop, a running commentary on a life spent rating peers according to fanzines bought, badges worn and contrary attitudes struck. George Pringle would eat them for breakfast.
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