Indeed, but I still like them (the band is called Band of Skulls, Asleep at the Wheel is the song), any band that looks like younger versions of Kurt Cobain and Chrissie Hynde playing together needs support. I like how they put melodic vocals over their post-White Stripes riffage, the boy/girl call and response stuff. They are both not the greatest singers, but the way they share the lead vocals and how their two voices become one gives it something.
The new album has a seventies-glammed up sound (the last one was more garage-bluesy, with folk-psychedelic vocals on top), cute what they do at 2:22 here (the vid that started this thread is blocked in Germany)