SLEEVEENS, THE- S/T LP power pop they named their entire SERIES

they named their entire SERIES after that invigorating cut

with Tyler Spatz's bass playing truly coming to the forefront over the top of Bobby Hussy's signature yowl and guitar mangling on tracks like the leadoff

The flip Evil Minds is a more laidback and bleak track that leans heavily on the influence of the Mob

but this LP is Greg King’s mind cracked open like a melon for all of us to peer into

Later the same year they released their powerhouse debut LP BUY

SLEEVEENS, THE- S/T LP power pop they named their entire SERIESThis hit me like a fist like a brick, grabbed me by the collarbones and pulled me to attention, stopped my slumping in my Laz E Boy and shook me awake pounding on my eardrums, yanked me up my earlobes and had me hooked like addict from the get go, tooth loose that chamber from the Bic pen, dump that bag and gimme that toot, thought this record might be something I somehow missed from days gone by, sounding like it coulda come from Boston 1974 or