If there was a major Fifties revival happening, The Raveonettes would probably be one of the biggest bands around.
The Buddy Holly-style surf guitar was apparent, as were Nineties influences from the likes of Sonic Youth and The Stone Roses.
Gentle harmonies from Sune Rose Wagner and Sharin Foo reinforced the optimistic feel.
That Great Sound Of Love and the new single Love In A Trash Can were brought to life by the band's excellent musicianship.
Wagner, the quirky indie kid, and Foo, the blonde co-vocalist, certainly have charm and talent, which made for an entertaining experience.
They manage to set themselves apart from many bands, with an intriguing combination of musical references.
A few more killer singles might help them fulfil the enormous potential of their original sound.
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