Paris-based rockers Plymouth Fury’s constantly excitable sound shows in full form throughout “Double Middle Fingers”, a raucous effort that recalls the infectiously excitable tone of fuzz-friendly Brit-pop rockers like Supergrass, circa I Should Coco and In It for the Money. The vocals’ wordless excitement before the cool and crunchy chorus serves as a nice build-in effect, helping propel the fun effort off Plymouth Fury’s new album, Love Booze.
