These hesitations vanish once "Kristina!" gets underway with a pounding bass drum, start-stop guitar, and hyper vocals that anger the blood as only good, noisy garage rock can. It's a hook-filled two minutes, defined by vocal yelping and killer guitar shreds between verses. I don't know who Kristina is and I don't know what Getsalottapuss is saying, but I like it. The b-side "Mod/Kilos" has a similarly straightforward approach, but uses a slightly poppier vocal timbre. When you've settled into a bouncy rhythm, the song transitions, growing more frantic and crazed until--just as it seems the band will collapse--the needle runs out.  

Fuck Knights craft their ass-shaking, guitar-heavy sound from a time when rock was still dangerous. There are underlying surf and rockabilly influences, but what they really bring to the table is an animated beast that is ragged, angry, and a little warped, but still capable of a primal rock'n'roll melody. The songs are a perfect fit for a 45 rpm single, complementing each other and warranting repeated listens for their short bursts of energy.  

To order a copy of the 7" for "Kristina!" by Fuck Knights, visit their MySpace page.