One of the dozens of scrappy young hopefuls to emerge from the mid-’90s Britpop renaissance, this energetic quartet weds a simplistic rough-hewn guitar roar to drearily infantile lyrics that mostly serve to celebrate singer Rick Witter’s witless narcissism. Luckily, Change Giver is a catchy melodic racket that oddly recalls both the Smiths (“Head and Hands,” “Ocean Pie”) and Electric-era Cult (“Casino Girl” and the terrific “Dirty Soul”). Unsubtle, inane and yet strangely appealing.