On their previous two tapes plus a 7", this Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania group exhibited a surprising bit of range and an unpredictable, adventurous energy to their sound alternating between a variety of proto punk-inspired, fuzzed-out garage punk / pub rock stylings and a couple of sprawling space rock jams, the latter kinda reminding me of the explosive early years of The Men. For their first LP now, consolidation and tightening-up appears to be the name of the game. Any remaining slack got excised here, the tunes boiled down into uncompromising detonations of heavily Stooges-, Saints- and Radio Birdman-informed punk purism. As much as i admired the slightly more varied, indulgent, out-there side of this group's previous output, this newest incarnation of their sound, a good bit rougher and tighter, weirdly more polished and rabid at the same time, is the most intense thing we've heard of them so far and in case you've been missing their sprawling zoned-out qualities thus far, the eight minute instrumental closing tune Glaciers has you covered there too!