It's not surprising as Laetitia talks about writing drum solos to make his eardrums cry, wanting to be taught maths and hanging around his house every day until he gives in to her unusual flirting methods. Hey Boy is an unadultered love song declaring 'hey boy, you're so fine, I want to keep you in my pockets so you'll be with me all the time, I'll give you a stroke when I go for a walk' to a beau who's a little scared by the attention. Laetitia plays the role of both the hard done by and the crazy obsessed stalker in the same verse declaring 'you act I'm the crazy one since you slashed your tyres' delivered with an innocent grin, delicious off-key harmonies and squally guitars in the background. We're Done is a schizophrenic - 'I hate you in the morning, I love you in the evening' - break-up song with a twist. We hit the back button as soon as it finished. You'll either turn your nose up at it or you'll love it for its tongue-in-cheek playfulness. It could be a real mess, but it's not, it's the chaos that makes it thrilling, particularly when the slightly over-the-top solo kicks in half way through.

Musically it jumps all over the place, a riff here, drums kicking in then dropping out. After 1, 2, 3 shots people are much less ugly, more nice to me' declares Laetitia mischievously on the chorus of opening track Ugly Strangers, a song about going out and getting pissed and the morning after comedown. 'Let's go out tonight, let's fuck strangers. It's the musical equipment of letting someone dig you in the ribs and then tickle your sides, but you don't care because instead of irritating you, you secretly love it and don't want it to stop. It doesn't strive for musical perfection, because quite frankly that would be boring. Like their live shows, it's remarkably playful in its approach, particularly lyrically.

Average Sex's debut EP Ice Cream is a collection of four songs produced with a refreshing approach to their art.

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