Despite high praise being lavished on this band, I find it leaves me somewhat unmoved. It serves it's purpose as a pleasant indie pop song, but I don't expect I will be dashing out to buy a whole album of the stuff. Surfing through the net for details of their background it appears they haven't been playing together as a band for too long anyway (just over a year) and frontman Liam O'Donnell admits to it having been a bit of a whirlwind. Still, they have crammed quite a lot into this first year (the above appearance on Later, festivals, supporting Noah and the Whale and Villagers) so maybe they are doing their growing in public. It will be interesting to see whether they are still around in a year's time.
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