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This pressing captures the band's raw energy perfectly, especially on the longer, stretched-out tracks. The vinyl itself is quiet and flat, letting the garage-punk textures shine through without any surface noise.

I wasn't sure what to expect from a 12-inch EP, but the pressing is dead quiet and the stereo mix really opens up the layers in the guitar work. Definitely worth grabbing if you're into their looser, more exploratory side.

The B-side really lets the band breathe, stretching each track out into these loose, hypnotic jams that feel miles away from their usual punchy stuff. Spinning it on my turntable, the pressing is clean and quiet, letting all that guitar interplay shine through. This one's been on heavy rotation sinc