Endless Now is a record that will appeal equally to fans of the Buzzcocks or Blink- 182, and that rules.

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...it sounds like a happy refugee from that alt-rock era, all battering drums and youthful, melodic confusion.

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Their second album once again combines the muscularity of 80s post-hardcore types Hüsker Dü and Dinosaur Jr with the dynamics of breezily sunny three-minute pop songs

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Amongst the buzzing guitars however it is possible to detect small signs of improvement and fine-tuning, whilst it also boasts a greater melodic strength than its predecessor.

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This album is a reminder of the healing power of three dweebs, or how much fun it would be to watch Brian Wilson getting caught in a triangle of punk.

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But they appear to have calmed down a bit for this album, choosing to focus their energy instead on the art of songwriting itself.

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The flow of tracks leads, however, one by one to the end of the album, all without delivering a truly outstanding, cathartic moment, leaving behind a half-sated feeling.

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Less Endless Now and more Perpetual Yesterday, with all the ennui that implies.

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Endless Now seems to lack focus.

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