Twenty tracks total, all dripping in sludgy basslines, guitars awash in feedback, Tesco's electric trumpet chiming in awkwardly at the most inappropriate moments, and sounding like nothing else being made at the time or since.  Full text...

They’re singing about real problems facing ’80s American society, without allegory, particularly that which centered around factory-based economies such as the one they lived near.  Full text...

It's dire and disgusted, but it's also primal, honest and unfiltered, elements that make it a fascinating listen.  Full text...