Steve's playing those driving rhythms he does, solid but with real groove, it's like every hit could be his last but he won't let that mess with the mood, Sean's playing his modified guitar through two amps, you would never know the bass player was missing, he twists his lyrics through effortless melodies over a swirling, fuzzed out guitar squall, grafted to the rhythmic backbeat. The songs are small journeys, accessible enough to invite you in and from there it's a raw and enjoyable ride to the end. Put on 'She's The Driver's third album', "Listen on ifyou like it, turn it off if you don't."