Noisettes: 'That Girl' - Single review

Since their first release seven years ago, the Noisettes have unapologetically slipped between all manner of musical styles. In their infancy they tried their hand at punk and garage-rock, while the funky, soul-jazz sound of their 2009 smash hit 'Don't Upset The Rhythm' seemed to find them hitting their stride as well as striking a chord with the masses.

True to form, 'That Girl' - the lead single from the band's third LP Contact - seems them venturing once again into new musical territory. This time it's all about the swinging '60s as Shingai Shoniwa sings about a blossoming romance over a peppy, toe-tapping melody that evokes the golden era of surf rockers The Beach Boys and The Honeys. Like a glass of Sex on the Beach, the result is instantly refreshing and guaranteed to loosen those hips.

Listen to 'That Girl' below: