The Undertones' 'Teenage Kicks' is one of those songs you should probably never cover, but Seabear manage admirably to take the punk sentiment down a notch or two and bring out the track's simple, beating heart. The end result sounds closer to Belle and Sebastian than the Sex Pistols, but when you're doing a cover you have to add something new, and Seabear have certainly managed that. The B Side however catches the band on more familiar ground with the original track 'Piano Hands' a windswept suggestion of the quality of their songwriting which rests somewhere between the ice-capped beauty of Sigur Ros and the insular unpredictability of Mum. It's fabulous stuff anyway, and remember - you heard 'em here first.