...and I mean that to the fullest extent of the word. It's too bad that these guys were too far ahead of their time in these the "dark ages" of popular music. This album is just one of many great releases by Gruvis Malt. If one of you in the band reads this review, please try and post the rest of your discography here!!!
This is likely the final chapter in Gruvis Malt history. It should be noted that they are not on CD Baby's label, Integers Only is their own label, and this was strictly a DIY affair. The band had some experience with labels, but always got the ramrod treatment as is so common nowadays, so this album is as indie as it gets. If the band had to fade away, it couldn't have picked a higher note to go out on. Influences on this album are as diverse as the Misfits, Elliott Smith, and anything in between. Give this a shot, do not let this album go as criminally underappreciated as most albums with the scope of this one usually go.
