Nine Sevens

The way they sequence the early singles against those obscure later cuts really shows how deep their catalog ran — you get the hooky stuff and the weirder experiments in one sitting. Side two especially flows like a proper art statement, not just a collection.

The vinyl pressing is dead quiet between tracks, letting those angular guitar lines really cut through. Hearing the B-sides alongside the singles finally makes sense of their whole arc.

The way this collection weaves early singles like "Outdoor Miner" with later, more abstract tracks really shows how their sound evolved. The vinyl pressing is clean and quiet, letting the art/pop textures come through clearly. A solid overview of a fascinating band.