Back again with their fuzz-bass ’60s punk attack, these wigged-out dudes would go over great in L.A. They combine punk, surf and basic rock’n’roll into a fun (though nothing new) experience, and thankfully they tread lightly with the wah-wah this time.
Other than the title track, this is a pretty toned-down release, offering little in the way of excitement. One neo-’60s tune, one pop rocker, and one folk tune.
Their second release, this one is more CRAMPS-like than their debut. A-side is a pretty typically raunch’n’roll fuzzer, while the flip is a cover of the NOVAS’ classic, also covered by the CRAMPS. OK.
’60s punk meets wah-wah and early punk snarls. Both sides pound away at you, though the B-side is a bit more ripping, with a rave-y ending. Only detraction is the bass-heavy production.
