Well, they're probably far too sensible to indulge in all-night drinking sessions for a start, but I could be wrong.

"Spaces In Between" is pleasant enough, it's a whimsical, whispy trippy exploration into what lies in the mixing desk. Which is possibly the trouble – it sounds too reliant upon digital effects to make much of an emotional effect on the listener. At times I struggle to hear the words – and they're not bad lyrics – but they really need to be emphasised a bit more, with a bit of screaming, perhaps.

"Head Spin" is quite fun, really like the violins that mesh in well here. The title track "Two-Headed Monster" is interesting enough, but I'm not shaking my boots. It's sit-down music for the moody of disposition, make sure there's red wine, and a cigarette if you're so inclined. The CD pics are quite good too.