 These two songs unfold in the noisiest way possible and both have 
their own nasty edge. With each track taking up a 20 minute side of the 
12″, there’s plenty of time for this stuff to go completely berserk 
before settling back down again. Each track is like a shape-shifting 
mess, imploding in on itself again and again only to reform in some 
other monumental way. B-side “Drunk of Colostro” begins easy enough with
 a bluesy leaning guitar chord, but even then you can feel the madness 
that’s about to take place. Low-end bass frequencies form into this 
thick, buzzing block, dipping deep below the murky water to create a 
slithering psychedelic moment about 6 minutes in.
These two songs unfold in the noisiest way possible and both have 
their own nasty edge. With each track taking up a 20 minute side of the 
12″, there’s plenty of time for this stuff to go completely berserk 
before settling back down again. Each track is like a shape-shifting 
mess, imploding in on itself again and again only to reform in some 
other monumental way. B-side “Drunk of Colostro” begins easy enough with
 a bluesy leaning guitar chord, but even then you can feel the madness 
that’s about to take place. Low-end bass frequencies form into this 
thick, buzzing block, dipping deep below the murky water to create a 
slithering psychedelic moment about 6 minutes in.A-side “Fry Your Brain” immediately brings a fluttering space rock vibe into the mix, fronted by throbbing bass lines and warbled guitars that slowly become unwrinkled. These guitars douse the track in a layer of colorful haze, like a gravitational pull tossing you into orbit. The bass line lingers for nearly 7 minutes, proving this band comes with a certain level of improvisational skill to artfully assist their noise.
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