Hard rock, punk, electronic music and more merge on this new release. I’m reminded at various times of things ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Public Image to The Prodigy. Overall, this is quite a successful release. It should be noted that I reviewed the opening song as a single previously. For the sake of consistency, the song review here has been adapted from that review.

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The guitar riff that starts this feels like the MC-5. As it drops back a bit for the first vocals, there is a real psychedelia meets garage band sound. That PIL thing is still present here, too, though. This also includes some of that funk. This things gets pretty crazed as it continues. It seems to be part punk rock, part art rock and all cool.

Imagine combining Bob Dylan with the sounds of the last track. You’d find yourself pretty close to this thing. It’s quite punky, but also has plenty of psychedlia and electric folk in the mix. It’s another killer track. In fact, it might even be my favorite here.

This edited version of the previous cut is screaming hot.