Don't let the sorta oldschool-ish, basic garage riffing of the opener DDT fool you, the demo of this Philadelphia group develops some significant pop muscle for the remainder of the record, an aesthetic that makes liberal use of catchy hooks and jerky synth lines without running any danger of falling into today's all-too-common eggpunk traps, a categorization that would do this group grave injustice anyway 'cos if anything, i'd compare their sound to the genre's 2010s proto phase or barely related garage acts like Booji Boys, Daughter Bat And The Lip Stings. Anyway, this is some potent shit right here that also makes a great impression when they veer into primitive hardcore territory like in the closing tune PBR.