The great news is that Public Access TV’s second record, Street Safari, is better than their debut, Never Enough, and it’s a case of ‘a little bit of the same, but a lot more of the other.’

The difference between the two records is like the difference between The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day – the second is glossier, sexier and a much more attractive proposition for non-genre fans.

There’s that same rusty-van, busted-jeans, smoke-and-sweat authenticity - only this album feels slightly looser, slightly sexier, slightly groovier – and much, much better for it. Where debut album tracks like “Evil Disco” and “In Our Blood” featured rough(ish) guitars and punky rhythms, this album is sleek, lithe, and supple.