hailing from japan these guys dont muck around, the even make up there language and sing what ever comes to there heads whilst recording and underpinn it with beeping, quirky melodies sounding as if played on kids instruments - a loose percussive disco rhythm tries to keep everything togeter a bit but stumbles from time to time - cute, oddball and over the top at the same time like a takashi miike comedy. the idjut boys stretch the cut to a maximum disco workout and even generously treat us with a sizzling, stripped down and abstract bonus version