2010 is not just a good name for a sequel. The second album, provisionally titled “Royal Variety”, is on its way to completion. The first single from it, “Made of Magic” has been mixed by Mark Freegard (of The Breeders fame) and features high-speed car-crash vocals.

The band have also picked up plays from Huw Stephens (In New Music We Trust), Gideon Coe, Steve Lamacq, Don Letts and John Kennedy’s Xposure show along the way. Already in 2010 they have a UK tour announced and are attracting shows in France, Germany and Scandinavia as their unique sounds start to travel across mainland Europe like a reverse Norman migration.

“Not so much a song but an achievement! Incredible Stuff!”
Marc Riley, BBC6 Music

“A Wonderful record. I really love it , it makes me want to freak out! “
Nick Grimshaw, BBC Radio 1

“The hundred-mile-an-hour vocals alone show this song is full of energy, and the catchy chorus has me hooked”
Lucie Viner, The Yorker

“it’s a bold, challenging, largely successful experiment in the welding of Sonic Youth and Pavement overlaid with a sneering British punk aesthetic. “
Sam Monk, Last Broadcast