This pun is not a pun.
Brighton based singer/songwriter Chris T-T, according to his website is acclaimed for "vivid, outspoken, inventive songwriting." While maybe sounding terribly self-congratulating, the claim is not without its merits as this EP proves.
The title track is a bouncy number with a particularly catchy bass and guitar hook. Lyrically, the content is somewhat simple but suits the bare style of the track, and is complimented by some nice vocal harmonies in parts of the song. Occasionally the skin and bones style is scrapped for a few seconds to make way for a cacophony of noise. Indulgent but strangely satisfying.
Second track The Day The Earth Stood Stil pt1 is a politically charged number, with some scathing but at the same time, amusing diatribes about various political situations and figures. Musically, the structure is a little repetitive and not as exciting as the title track but the lyrical delivery makes up for it.
Track three, 'In The Dressing Room', is an infectious little number with some cheeky lyrics but again, missing the musical delivery of the title track.
The EP is rounded off by an acoustic demo of 'This Gun...'. Slightly lazy considered he could've used the space for another contagiously enjoyable track but he'll probably, and hopefully, be saving those for the album.