Four albums later, The Brunettes are still as tuneful and charming but now sit comfortably in the hugely popular indie-pop landscape that has sprung up around them. On the album Paper Dolls, they zap their kitsch-but-classy tunes with some modern electro; there are still plenty of singalong tracks like bouncy opener Colours, and Bedroom Disco. But they are less B-52-style pop than their earlier hits like B-A-B-Y . Some tracks, like If I, are so subdued they're like lurking thoughts rather than songs. Lyrically, the album is nostalgic and giggle-some. Red Rollerskates is about Bree walking too fast for his asthmatic girlfriend - they solve the issue by towing her around on skates - and Bedroom Disco, is as its name suggests, about shamelessly dancing in one's room. On final track Thank You, the impeccably polite Brunettes thank their fans and friends for all the support - the friendly people who gave up their couches, the peanut shakes they had in the Southern states and side-straddling through Amsterdam. But really their fans should thank them, for again delivering a refreshing album and a chance to bop.