Remarkably, the 21st-century British bad-boy rocker Pete Doherty still had time to record this interesting five-song EP in between appearing in court on a grab bag of drug charges, destroying various hotel rooms, making paintings (with his own blood), and other tawdry rock-star behavior. The title track is a deceptively jaunty-sounding pop song about insecurity, with Doherty portraying a man seemingly trapped in his own celebrity, while the airy "Love You But You're Green" sounds almost Syd Barrett-like, "I Wish" is a surprisingly catchy ska song, and "Sedative" sounds tailor-made for a rock crowd singalong. Doherty's vocals sound reliably wasted throughout, and the band rocks competently in a louche, lovable junior Stones kind of way.