Although Sex Swing have emerged from London's ever-fertile independent scene, their roots are pretty global. And speak volumes about what to expect from the band. Members have also been involved with Dead Neanderthals, a free jazz project, Seattle's masterful drone metal dons Earth, and a band called Dethscalator. Among other endeavours. As you might assume, then, their combined take on dark electronic rock comes stacked with unnerving doom and a feeling of foreboding menace. Cacophonies abound, the aural turmoil of 'Skimmington Ride''s climactic finale showcase just how loud and disorientating things can get, without forsaking musicality within those walls of keys and chords. A contrast to 'Garden Of Eden', which keeps itself on a direct and frantic course bound for the album's conclusion - think sweat, spilt beer and blood on the dancefloor. Packing plenty to satisfy fans of everyone from Liars and Idles, its uncompromising and unforgiving stuff.