Think biggest surprise here was it wasn’t anywhere near as bad as I was expecting. With Dohertys tabloid notoriety being kind of bigger than the music really have always avoided anything to do with them. It’s low fi garage rock revival, light and kinda fluffy, ok enough when on and enough to listen a few times, but then forgotten in the instance. It’s ok when I was expecting, well more? Just don’t see anything that super special here - but suppose every generation has its “hero’s” and they/this lands on that target with its mild catchiness and the wider social Image that Mr D in particular gained. Just music wise felt disposable. 3 Star