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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 5, 2016
This album finds the band in a more straight-forward, power pop mood. There are no “heavy” black sabbath or judas priest riffs on this one. There are also no songs about cats. Just straight up power/punk pop. “Pop Tune” and “Ghost Train” are instant smash hits. “All You Can Eat” is the food song on this album and it’s so much fun. “Psychedelic Life” might be the stand out track … the music is excellent and the lyrics are so funny! But really, the whole album is good from start to finish, and it’s essential to any Knife collection.
