Photograph It is the second single from their debut album Kill Baby Kill and is so distinctive for its fast and dominant bass line, which gives a passing glance back to The Jam. The vocals are a tad overdone with far too many screeches but the rhythm is firm and melodic. In accompaniment is Lights Out, which is just as strong: It plods along more but with bigger footmarks on account of the harsher drumming.

Alamos are quickly becoming the talk of the town having supported a number of good bands that include Hell Is For Heroes and The Subways; with more material like this it won't belong before the tables turn the other way round.