Sharp bass lines and shouted vocals ring like calls to action as an almost schizophrenic saxophone plays like battle music. Feminist and poignant social lyricism is coupled with an intense yet playful dance floor energy – reminiscent of locals Mika Miko and Scotland’s Shopping. Their DIY approach to both recording and video production is a pleasant reminder for the locally initiated that advances in tech will never dilute LA’s grassroots cultures and influence.

What we find between the lines – between each track of fleeting madness – are ever-present guide stones for minds out of step with the world around them.

High energy punk that taps multi-generational wells, expressing with expertise a bitter frustration with contemporary social politics.