The track listing contains the usual tounge-in-cheek, fist-in-mouth gibes ‘Baneswell Express’, ‘Newport Bouncers’ and ‘What Would Biggie Do’,  to yet again prove that observational, self-analytical comedy never gets old. Their music video for ‘At The Drive-Thru’ could be seen as weight-hatred or a senseless indictment of poverty (the chorus’s Country infused South Park impersonations either echo America’s obesity issues or just the general irritation and sense of stereotype stupidity one gleans from the cut-out characters squealing accents) but the ‘humour’ of grown men stuffing their sports-wear with pillows dispels all gravity.

The band still look like they are enjoying themselves, after all their ethos is drenched in ‘piss-take’ and this continues to makes it fun. Due to their cult success the members may have since germinated from the light brown chequered caps, nylon track-suits and chunky chains that they portray to town-houses in the centre of London, but the spirit is still very much tangible.

AUGUST

17 / 18 ‘ V Festival

OCTOBER 2013

2 ‘ Bournemouth Old Fire Station
3 ‘ Bristol Thekla
4 ‘ Newcastle Northumbria Uni SU Reds Bar
5 ‘ Swansea The Garage
10 ‘ Birmingham 02 Academy
11 ‘ Leeds University Mine
12 ‘ Gloucester Guildhall
17 ‘ York Fibbers
18 – Leicester 02 Academy
19 ‘ Coventry Kasbah
23 ‘ Luton Charlie Browns
24 ‘ London Scala
25 ‘ Cardiff Globe

NOVEMBER 2013

1 ‘ Cumbria Barrow The Nines
7 ‘ Sheffield The Corporation
8- Glasgow Audio
9 ‘ Frome Cheese & Grain

Full ticket details at http://www.youknowsit.co.uk/