I, Gemini is the debut album from Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth, A.K.A. Let’s Eat Grandma. As thick as thieves, as sharp as knives, as like-minded as twins, wildly imaginative multi-instrumentalists and talented putative pop stars Rosa, 16, and Jenny, 17, met aged four in their local infant school in Norwich and have been inseparable ever since...

If you can get past the fact that Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth sound like they're about 12 years old, then you might enjoy their particular brand of pop. For me it sounded a little to much like two teenagers belting out their own songs (badly) in their bedrooms.

The album contains 10 songs (48 min, 14 sec) and you have to take your hat off to them that they've managed to get a record company to produce an album for them. The songs are solid enough, it's just I wasn't overly struck on the delivery.

This is certainly an album that's an acquired taste and you are strongly advised to try before you buy.

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Nick Smithson