Limited edition purple with pink hi-melt colour vinyl.

One of Thee Oh Sees best albums, as it combines their penchant for making effortlessly catchy rock songs that should be on the radio ("Ruby Go Home", "Go With the Seed" and spacey psychedelic numbers ("Destroyed Fortress Reappears"). Someone suggested that Ty Segall is a poor man's Oh Sees, but the way I see it less is more, and this band makes longer songs, but sometimes to their detriment. This does not happen in this album though, and I think this is the best entry-point for anyone who wants to try out this band.

“John Dwyer deserves a star on the underground garage-punk walk of fame.” - Stereogum