With the British summer time drawing to an end music lovers will say that they have been introduced to some quality tunes over the recent couple of months due to the festival season.

3OH!3 are, in America, HUGE. Ask any random lad from the Midlands and they will say, “You what? Three o Three?!”

Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte have had ten’s of millions of hits on MySpace and YouTube alone, and where are they?

This weekend Reading & Leeds and in the UK, we are a little distant with this current trend. (Like most things) Don’t Trust Me is one of the highest played tracks I’ve ever seen and heard ever on the net.

These lads from have created a storm of followers with (once again using the appropriate word of) eclectic musical picks in their music to produce a sound that will no doubt catch on with every late Teen, early Twenty-something dude and dudette and/or perhaps the slightly immature, thirty-something.

Their album release Want has some catchy rock riffs, simple lyrics but yet smart and that pop-sound hook which will grow on you to the point it will feel like you’ve had that song in your head for the last couple of years.

The lastest tracks on their MySpace player show more development. A more aggressive Hip-Hop tinge has been incorporated on one or two tracks which will go down well and with the Katy Perry link-up on Starstrukk, the doors to further progression are surely to open. Having 3OH!3 crossing the genres like so many are nowadays doing, these boys will definately catch on.