This ’90s underground act took their queues from the psychedelic punk of Destroy All Monsters, the Stooges, and Blue Cheer, and courageously debut with a double LP of garage mayhem. A delightful blast of low-tech invention and primitive rock power. By throwing caution to the wind they actually sustain all four sides with compelling material — quite a feat — mixing extended psychedelic splurges and noise experiments with short blasts of pure punk energy — all seemingly delivered in cassette-quality mono. – Dean McFarlane