Better shelve all those numbskull drummer jokes. For their second album together, stickmen Dave Hyde and Neil Bassett (of Futureheads and Golden Virgins respectively) have crafted a set of rootsy late-'60s/early-'70s classic pop that bears comparison with some hefty names. At times - in the swaying, fuzzed-up chords of 'Open Your Heart' or the sweet, bluesy hooks of 'Blown Away' - 'Keep Moving' wears its love of late-period Beatles on its sleeve, and there are echoes too of T Rex in 'Blue''s airy boogie. Of course, the whole venture has about as much cultural currency now as an octopus's garden, but it's a lovely timewarp to slip into.