THIS ALBUM DOES NOT EXIST AS A PHYSICAL CD. DOWNLOAD IT HERE AND BURN IT YOURSELF. LYRICS ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR MYSPACE BLOG. -f.s. I’m not gonna lie to you guys, I’ve been waiting for this a long time. And now that its here, let me tell you, I’m pleased, I’m very pleased! These boys took something that was really, really good (the live show), and made it exceptional (the record). Recorded, the lines are a bit cleaner, but the power and the bite, the cleverness of melody and rhythm, its all there. This isn’t a good record, it’s a great one. So what’s it sound like? Man you can say math rock, and you’d be kinda right. You could also say Indy rock, and yeah, you’d be kinda right. You could also make up some new subgenre and you could probably make that work too. Me, I say just go and have a listen. Who was it, maybe Miles Davis, that said there are two kinds of music, “good music,” and “bad music.” I always liked that, and I would say this is good music. Personal faves are, well, Futuristic Killings. I think this song is maybe one of the best I’ve heard. Great samples leading into a wide open tune, and the melody sits soooo well. Then there is Cusack, really, really sweet with some really nice lyrics tucked around an amazing song structure. Oh, something I really want to comment on is that these songs are amazingly comfortable. Its pretty obvious how incredibly difficult these parts are, but never, not once, did I cringe. I really think only the best bands can do this, these boys are one of San Diego’s best! The artwork was done by Andy Dixon and the recording by the exceptional Mario Quintero over at Black Box. I would also suggest to pick up their 7” which is beautiful if your so inclined. It has Futuristic Killings (an amazing song!) and Tigers For Hire on it, and comes in Red, Pastel Pink or Hot Pink. Real men wear pink kids, hope to see you there! Posted by Petro for SDDialedIn.com