JJ Sizza is a dude you may have heard making noise before as a member of australian garage-/post punk acts like Kitchen People and Dr. Sure's Unusual Practice. On his second solo EP he now leans a bit more heavily into catchy-ass power pop territory than we've heard from these groups before and the shit fucking slaps, the opener 50 Cent Coin sounding like it could've either been a lost would-be '80s new wave hit or a forgotten early Flying Nun Records artifact, or also a modern-day garage single by the likes of Andy Human or Nick Normal. That one song contains multitudes already. Hold Music then sounds a bit closer to something out of the Dr. Sure's Œuvre and so does Panopticon Blues, before Skin On Skin combines some classic Ramones qualities with a modern fuzz punk / noise pop-sensibility not unlike Texas groups Sex Mex or, most recently, Eason. The closing tune Don't Wanna See is the weakest point of the record though, it's egg-ish art punk ingredients just not fusing together as well as they should but there's no arguing with the brilliance of anything else on this neat little tape.