Just found a promo mail for new track Lego by Welsh quartet OK and since Lego is our nation’s pride (sort of - don't forget Carlsberg), I (sort of) felt obliged to check it out. The track itself is a (sort of) The Smiths inspired guitar pop thing, which I'm afraid left me somewhat unimpressed. But the video is absolutely hilarious (though it doesn’t feature one single block of Lego) and I expect those puppets to soon appear on t-shirts, mugs, posters, stamps, stickers, you name it!
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