Scott’s Garage is an intriguing band, at least based on this, their second album. The music has a texture that’s not that far removed from bands like Stone Temple Pilots, but there’s a definite pop rock edge to it. Lots of psychedelia permeates much of the disc. They call themselves a “power pop” band, and certainly that fits to a large degree. It doesn’t really capture the full essence of who the band is, though. While there’s not a lot of variance from song to song, this is the kind of disc that just works, beginning to end.

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The title track leads this disc off with a smoking hot classic rock feeling. There’s a bit of a grunge edge to it, too, but also lots of 1960s psychedelia, too. It’s a great hard rocking introduction to the disc. There’s a killer psychedelic guitar solo built into this beast.