Heavy droning riffs right out of the gate...Has kind of a polished sound, but it grows on you with every listen. Kind of reminds me at times like Nine Inch Nails with it`s industrial effects on the vocals and mid dipped distorted guitars. It`s a mix of certain flavors for sure. There are a ton of interesting time tempo changes and weird parts thrown in with top notch musicianship that makes it worth the listen, super slick production too- Check it out if you like the weirdness of the Desert Sessions, or something along those lines. Heavy fat riffs, sound effects and droning out.

It's where Can and Ash Ra Tempel meet at some sort of cosmic equivalent of the crossroads where Robert Johnson allegedly sold his soul. It's where Sun Ra would be if the Arkestra's noise was routed in strings, sweat and electricity as opposed to reeds and windpipes. It�s where former Black Flag guitarist, Greg Ginn pulled out his most out of left field fret moves. All with the really twisted pop - and yeah, it might be a stretch to use that term as a reference point here - of Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd with all relevant Interstellar Overdriveisms in full frontal view. Oh yeah, it�s as evil as hell too.