As their very own Major Motion Picture Franchise, 3D Shark rise out of the ocean gripping silvery sprats of pop song protein between their fearsome teeth. Gasp in awe and tremble in terror as The Shark wrestle their tunes about superheroes, holidays and haircuts to the floor before your very eyes.

A Belfast supergroup of sorts, 3D Shark features members of The Holsteins, Emily Ryder, The Rocket Soul Choir and Damn Fine Cherry Pie.

Across a handful of EPs their songs dissect some of the Sharkies' favourite subjects - sports, spuds and skiving - in glorious widescreen super-stupid power pop.

For example, Ronnie O’Sullivan is their addition to the long tradition of the snooker-based pop song, following in the sacred steps of Snooker Loopy by Chas & Dave, and Neil Young’s Like A Hurricane.

Sick Note is their beginner’s guide to taking a sneaky day off work, whilst Spuds mourns the loss of the long-gone eponymous fast food emporium, beloved of Belfast’s hungriest souls at closing time.

Jackie Fullerton Says (I’m In Heaven When We Score) is a stomping, chanting gallop through the highs and lows of a major footy tournament, only for Northern Ireland to emerge triumphant at the end, trophy in hand! (Well, you can dream…)

Continuing the footy theme, their latest release, the euphoric A Song For Euros (in support of the Northern Ireland Women’s football team at the 2022 Euros), features glorious guest vocals from The Holsteins' Niamh Rooney. C’mon Norn Iron!