Holy f--k don't hide behind laptop computers and walls of synthesizers - think of them as a celebration of lo-fi noise and weirdo Casio-driven rock. One might say that if modern electronic music is a highly sophisticated robot operated by hi-tech computers, Holy f--k are the evil counterpart. The often cheesy beats, like rhumba, disco and techno emitted by these half-broken kid's toys are then manipulated with guitar peddles and distorting cheapo mixers. The end result is a punk rock background with epic kraut-rock climaxes and danceable fun.