Album: The Computers, Love Triangles Hate Squares (One Little Indian)
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Your support makes all the difference.The Computers – dreadful (and deceptive) name, decent band – score instant points for starting their second album with a rockabilly romp called "Bring Me the Head of a Hipster", and do nothing to lose that goodwill.
Most of LTHS consists of thumping soul-pop reminiscent of JoBoxers or high-energy Hives-like garage rock, and even if it errs on the side of sameyness, it's rarely dull. Although someone needs to have a word with them about calling a song "Disco Sucks".
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