The melding of through-the-mill emotion and pretty pop melodies served up by this veteran foursome recalls some of Alex Chilton’s best work; the posture of the lead vocals particularly in sync with the afrorementioned rock outlier.  Dosed with a good measure of L.A. panache and high quality instrumental play, this is a most satisfying set.  Standouts include “Bad Habits”, “Fighter” and “Baby (It’s All Your Fault”.