"They play rock'n'roll like a blonde gets out of a car!" touts Glasgow bred trio, 1990s, on their official MySpace page, but thing is that these sharp-tongued Scots with the matching haircuts ain't lyin'. "Hot Feet," featured on the band's U.K. extended player, 2007's You Made Me Like It, is as iconic and appealing as a Hilton sister exiting a Hummer.

Who? Jonathan Edelstein (guitar/vocals), Julian Bennett Holmes (drums) and Lucien Buscemi (bass/vocals/son of Steve) were just 12 years old when they initially formed then StunGun, in between snack time and drum class at a Park Slope band camp. Now 16, and calling themselves Fiasco, the garage punk trio have played New York's CBGB's, Cake Shop and Studio B.

Upon first sight of Benzos, it's hard to imagine that four dudes in plainclothes T-shirts could churn out such melodic, orchestral-tinged rock with no less, live improvisatory remixing. But the Brooklyn foursome beat the brutality of a hot NYC summer night last evening (July 9), urging a varied assortment of elder indie rockers and bespectacled scenesters to chill out (quite literally).