Foot-to-the-floor garage rock'n'roll from start to finish! Freestone come charging out with twelve short, sharp blasts that land somewhere between the raw garage-soul punch of The Prisoners, the speed-freak psych of "Silver Machine"-era Hawkwind, the power-pop attack of The Jam and the glorious racket of early Saints.

"Do The Thing" doesn't waste much time messing around: fuzz, organ, big riffs, punk energy and enough '60s garage attitude to keep the whole thing permanently on the verge of falling apart. Detour describes it as "Duracell Steroids energy", which isn't actually a bad bloody description - nothing hangs around long enough to wear out its welcome.

Twelve tracks of punk, garage, soul and psych played with considerably more enthusiasm than restraint. Orange vinyl!