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a little more depth to this album than the first... better production... absolute poppy noise pop... buy this one... never miss them live... ever.

Imagine the girls of Sleater-Kinney infected with the virus from 28 Days Later. Exactly like that.

I recently saw KaitO open for British Sea Power, another great band different style. The guitar work of Dave Lake blew me away with the sounds he created. Niki Colk, is a Chrissie Hynde meets Anna Karina and she was mesmerizing as her strange voice shouted Should I?...Should I?

Along with the powerful drums and the nonchalant bass at first I didn't know what to think, their sound is different from anything I'd heard. But it stuck with me and the next day I was humming "he's the coolest, he's the coolest and gogogogogogogo!" I had to buy the CD but couldn't find it anywhere near and ended up driving 45 minutes away to ROCK! Buy IT!

This cd has KaitO expanding on the sonic territory of their first album. The songs are still beautifully done pop songs broken up, thrown back together and drowned in distortion. On this album Kaito plays with some new song stuctures and is rather successfull. Some of the highlights are Enemyline, Anamoy, and Driving manual auto.

Just brilliant -- I saw them open for the (mediocre by comparison) British Sea Power -- when KaitO's set ended, I ran to the card table they had set up selling their wares and bought this -- I've been sharing this cd with friends nonstop since