And there's some anti-France politics going on with "French Girl", and it's yee-haw red neck antics in "Truckstop Butterfly" – don't forget your cowboy hat. "Loose Balloon" takes things down a pace a bit, with the sad tale of a child's balloon drifting away. After that childhood trauma has passed, you might be ready for "Rot In The Sun", which sounds like a lazy drop-out anthem if there ever was one. "Deleter" ends the album, which certainly lives up to its claim of being their trademark joy pop.

But there's one problem with sticking to a formula that is tried and tested and that can be trusted to work – it gets boring and true creativity always needs to be reaching out and exploring new territories than those already trod. Well, that's my opinion anyway for anyone who cares!