Straight outta the banks of Merseyside comes She Drew The Gun, a Liverpool psych-pop four-piece spearheaded by the vocals of frontwoman Louisa Roach. It's the group's second album and again it pulls no punches in restraining the band's cultural affliction on modern day society in poetically calling out for the better treatment of the homeless to the dissolvement of capitalism itself. In a way that Ladytron oozed anti-consumerist sentiments in "Seventeen", She Drew The Gun draws upon similar themes in lead track "Resister", only in a way that seems more made for the muddy banks of Glastonbury than the Kraftwerkian jungles of the corporate inner-city.