My Device are an excitable Brighton trio, sitting uncomfortably in the space left between Maximo Park and the next faintly-melodic jerky indie band that the NME so loves to give its magazine space to. Their debut �Nervous System� is chock full of catchy yet forgettable indie disco tunes perfect for a summer of hype and then relegated to the dusty shelves come winter when there�s another similar band to fill the void. However, this album seems to have a double personality – from the catchy poppiness of �Aloha�, to the abrasive, noisy opening track �Get On Like A House On Fire�, which may appeal to NME-reading indie teenagers all year round, but perhaps not to those of us who�d like more than a one-album wonder. They seem to have a bit more bite, a bit more attitude than the rest of the bandwagon-jumpers we�ve seen sidle into the charts over the past year, but really, that�s just not enough.
