Psapp are back!, They've resurfaced from whatever weird experimental think tank they've been residing in, and here they are with a brand new sparkling record. And what a pleasant little tune it is, too.

Effortlessly simple but perfectly quirky, this sees the London- based duo dabble with a mellow, ditsy folk sound. Yet as always still characteristically percussioned with all manner of household objects thrown in for good measure.

Galia Durant's vocals sound like pure honey and what could go better with that then samples of remote control cars. Genius: this is exactly what Psapp are all about. Never slipping below brilliant, the creative talents of Classman and Durant are undeniably allover the place, with fresh influence's being drawn from literally anywhere or anything they can get there mits on.

The emotive lyrics mix superbly with the eccentric random noises in such a contrast it really shouldn't work but it does, this being the very wonderment that is Psapp, one just wouldn't be enough without the other.