The hard hitting sequel to The Vermin's "Joe's Shanghai" album featuring five tracks of punk rock fury that will have you begging for more. "The rapid-fire five-track EP from Vegas’ foremost punk jesters, released at Jesse Nabors’ Fallout Gallery exhibit of the same name, delights in (lovingly) desecrating the common ground between classy jazz-pop and trashy jizz-punk. "The Exciting Sounds of Al Martino”: saxophone-introed scenes from the trio’s annual you-had-to-be-there lower-Manhattan whiskey crawl. “King of Men”: in which The Vermin casts its members as lovers and fighters, and none too modest regarding either. “Cockfight!”: taunts, guitar wails and rooster calls, all clocking in under 1:30. “Lipstick Smears & Bloodshot Eyes”: the exact musical opposite of a dreaded 6 a.m. comedown. “F*ck You Too in a Lounge”: saxophone redux and bassist Rob Ruckus’ super-swank reimagining of the none-too-subtle A Fist Full of Hell cut. Shake well, garnish with raised middle finger, serve chilled." (Las Vegas Sun) "The Vermin are an institution in the Las Vegas punk scene... Dirk Vermin (Guitar) and Rob Ruckus (Bass) are the original founders of the band. They have had Turbo Proctor playing drums with them for years now. This CD shows why they make Las Vegas proud and deserve all the recognition that they receive.... This Extended Play CD showcase why the Vermin rule... They play solid punk rock with a sense of humor. Of course I enjoy the title track but thoroughly enjoyed all the tracks.. My only suggestion to you is: Get this CD Now!!" (Punk Globe)