In its original version this is nothing you haven’t heard before - singable commercial indie rock music with passable melody. Fine, but not going to change your world.
But with Whitey taking over remix duty from Sebastian (actually not sure which is first, just Sebastian supplies us with his remix a while ago) it’s certain we’re going to be in a for a treat and Whitey’ doesn’t disappoint.
Kicking I with stripped back but aggressively barking guitars, we’re whisked into a growling dance tornado of a track that doesn’t et go until the last bars come crashing to a halt.
Joining the already obvious dots between rock and house, this works on every level.
