Most suitable: the newly launched Dirty Water record label (run by those good chaps from the London club of the same name) debut with a 45 by a new London group with a moniker not a million miles away from their own. And yes, it's a suitable description. The Dirty, in typically current style, shake up a pile of sounds from yesteryear to forge their own disgruntled, primitive rock. Like the Xmas present you've been waiting on, the best of the three songs comes last: "B-Movie Dance" rides the riff of The Omen's 1966 garage punk classic "Searching" (which I doubt the trendy young muso-journos will pick up on) with a distinctly Asheton guitar break, whilst singer Kyrill gives the perfect proto-punk pissed off Americanised vocal. If this music continues to be the BIG thing The Dirty may well be high achievers. (Shindig!)

Track listing:

Cinnamon (Why, I Think It's Love)
Black Sugar
B-Movie Dance