Good time, old-fashioned rock and roll, with some excellent guitar picking and solos, it's music perfect for swing dancing. With intelligent lyrics that tell a story of the occasionally troubled past of the band, it's quirky, wholesome fun. While it sounds like something from decades ago, it has enough of a modern influence to stand out, and reports from recent tours suggest this is a band well worth seeing live. The B-side of this single, Seven Inch Record, is a darker track with more of a contemporary edge and is actually a more infectious song than the first. [Xavier Toby]