The eccentric but entirely sane English cult synth-rocker Gary Le Strange is about to turn your political world upside down with his latest effort, I Am A Video.

Proudly describing it as "a 4-minute socio-political dance thesis," Gary explains that his new single was originally written for his unfinished third album Glamoronica, but abandoned when he felt the global record-buying public weren't quite prepared to be dazzled by such uncompromising brilliance, nor were his chief financial backers prepared to stump up the cash to make the necessary video to go with it.

As Gary says, "it's hard to believe this prophetic slice of pop doom was written over ten years ago, yet it's just as relevant today as it was then. Especially the bits about George Bush and Osama Bin Laden, and the stuff about them wrestling naked on the beach."

With its four-to-the-floor hardcore dance beats and its hard-hitting but easy-to-follow political message about video culture or Western decadence or the human condition or something, it's a song that most if not all of the family can both sing and tap their feet along to. Providing they have vocal cords and/or feet.