One of my favorite Uncle Acid LPs. This thing is dirty, raw, and a bit dangerous, but it somehow holds together for a great psychedelic doom masterwork. Kevin Starrs starts to pull together an actual band and the result is more dynamics, better song craft, improved playing. Great LP.
UK repress that I picked up when I saw the band on tour with Graveyard back in 2019. I was completely hammered at this show but the record survived with minimal wear and tear, hah.
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