Blood, Hair & Eyeballs

I was pleasantly surprised by the clarity of the vinyl—the guest spot from Tim of Rise Against cuts through perfectly on side two. The whole album has that raw energy I’ve been craving.

Bill Stevenson’s production really shines here—the drums punch through the mix like they’re in the room, and the vinyl pressing is dead quiet between tracks. Tim’s guest verse adds a nice edge without overshadowing the band’s own energy.

The guest spot from Tim of Rise Against is a great touch, and the vinyl itself has a really solid, clean press with no surface noise. I’ve been spinning it non-stop since it arrived.