3:09

witty, conversational lyric, upbeat tempo, and playful ska-pop style, breezy, offbeat guitar chords and a bouncy, upbeat bassline, heavily influenced by 2-tone ska, The lyrics are direct, brutally honest, and conversational, matching the rhythm of natural speech, vintage pop charm, Sarcastic, dry female vocals with a strong British accent
3:37

2D
v5.5
Indie rock in a deadpan, angular post-punk style: clipped dry guitar stabs, punchy muted bass, and sparse drum-kit hits with sudden stop-start breaks so silence becomes part of the groove, Clean-to-crunchy amp tones, handclaps, gang vocals, and short delay throws on the hook, sarcastic dual vocals with british accents
2:55

Sardonic pop-punk with bratty spoken-sung verses, clipped electric guitar stabs, punchy live drums, and a bratty bassline driving 160 BPM, Add handclaps, gang vocals, lo-fi synth accents, and a glossy chorus with sharp compression, tape saturation, and dry, confrontational vocal delivery, female, dry, sarcastic vocals with British accent
3:33

Indie rock with jagged post-punk guitars, bouncy bassline, crisp live drums, and chorus-first hooks locked to the pocket; dry sarcastic British male/female dual vocals trade lines and stack in tight harmonies, with clipped gang shouts, trebly guitar stabs, and a cheeky punchy mix keeping the hook front and centre, indie rock, bassline, vocal, post-punk
3:07

Keep'em Closed!
v5.5
British dry pop with indie-rock bounce, midtempo and clipped guitar strums; verse rides cheeky spoken-sung phrasing over dry bass and handclaps, pre-chorus tightens with half-spoken asides and snare lifts, chorus lands with gang vocals and a snide singback hook, Female vocals with sharp British accent, spoken lines, double-tracked punch words, tape-stop risers into the hook, tiny pub-room echoes on the last word of each line, bright and cheeky mix with a rough-edged low end, female vocals
2:49

female vocals, characterized by a jaunty, bouncy piano riff, colloquial and cheeky spoken-word lyricism, and a feigned, exaggerated London accent, catchy pop melody, 2000 indies pop, bouncy and repetitive piano ostinato, It skips the standard, polished pop production for a raw, slightly haphazard feel, Minimalist Instrumentation: Drums and bass are used to keep a steady, driving tempo underneath the spoken-word vocals, giving the track a "DIY" and conversational aesthetic, lyrics feature highly exaggerated, charmingly casual British/London phrasing, with witty, spoken word verses
3:24

Munter
v5.5
Fast, guitar-driven indie rock and garage rock at a breakneck pace, with crunching Telecaster riffs, fuzzed-out baritone guitar, and jagged downstroke power chords, Live kit with explosive snare crack, dirty floor toms, and overdriven bass, Heavy Sheffield accents on sharp, observational vocals, raw room bleed, and wiry, high-energy tension
2:49

Karen!
v5.5
female vocals, characterized by a jaunty, bouncy piano riff, colloquial and cheeky spoken-word lyricism, and a feigned, exaggerated London accent, catchy pop melody, 2000 indies pop, bouncy and repetitive piano ostinato, It skips the standard, polished pop production for a raw, slightly haphazard feel, Minimalist Instrumentation: Drums and bass are used to keep a steady, driving tempo underneath the spoken-word vocals, giving the track a "DIY" and conversational aesthetic, lyrics feature highly exaggerated, charmingly casual British/London phrasing, with witty, spoken word verses
3:12

Fast, guitar-driven indie rock and garage rock at a breakneck pace, with crunching Telecaster riffs, fuzzed-out baritone guitar, and jagged downstroke power chords, Live kit with explosive snare crack, dirty floor toms, and overdriven bass, Heavy Sheffield accents on sharp, observational vocals, raw room bleed, and wiry, high-energy tension
3:33

Butlins Not Bali
v5.5
British indie-pop with bratty post-punk bounce, skippy bass, cheap organ stabs and handclaps; verse rides dry spoken-sung swagger with London accents and tight gender-split tradeoffs, pre-chorus strips to bass and snapped syllables, chorus hits with gang shouts, rude call-and-response, and shouted doubles on the hook, Add reverse cymbal swells, arcade bleeps, and a last-chorus key lift; bright, punchy, cheeky mix with close-mic vocals and a pub-room edge
4:04

Bit of a Prick
v5.5
2000s indie pop meets chav pop with DIY songwriting, jaunty bouncy piano ostinato looping C–F–G in C major, and loose spoken-word delivery, Thick playful Cockney/London female soft vocals ride a haphazard, conversational groove with skiffle-style drums, dry bass, handclaps, room noise, and tape grit
3:29

Bellend in a BMW
v5.5
2000s indie pop meets chav pop with DIY songwriting, jaunty bouncy piano ostinato looping C–F–G in C major, and loose spoken-word delivery, Thick playful Cockney/London female soft vocals ride a haphazard, conversational groove with skiffle-style drums, dry bass, handclaps, room noise, and tape grit
3:54

Chav Nav
v5.5
2000s indie pop meets chav pop with DIY songwriting, jaunty bouncy piano ostinato looping C–F–G in C major, and loose spoken-word delivery, Thick playful Cockney/London female soft vocals ride a haphazard, conversational groove with skiffle-style drums, dry bass, handclaps, room noise, and tape grit, DIY feel

