There"s only thing you can bank on when you"re confronted with Las Kellies: to expect the unexpected. From the raw rock & roll of their 2007 debut "Shaking Dog" - described by the great Everett True as "entirely ace" - to the Devo and ESG influenced sound of 2009"s follow-up "Kalimera", this Argentinian three-piece have carved out a reputation for ripping up the form-book, delving into their box of magic tricks and serving up something entirely different. And so it is again on their third album "Kellies": whether it"s embracing what they term as their "new sound" of groove-laden and irresistibly catchy post-punk or recruiting reggae legend Dennis Bovell to help in the studio, it"s the sound of a band who always keep things fresh.