Review by SchwenkNov 22, 2006(edited over 3 years ago)
This EP, with the exception of "Toast For Hardy," is the absolute best thing Tom Jenkinson has ever made. Jazzy amens, soulful melodies, it's all here. We start off with Central Line, a seemingly simple piece that, in my opinion, is Jenkinson's best song. The piece starts off with a very catchy bassline and soon a wonderfully-crafted amen is thrown into the mix. Then come the solos...
Next are Sarcacid parts 1 and 2 and Nux Vomica. They're more of the same thing as central line, but trust me, 20 minutes of the same stuff is a good good thing.
Last is Toast For Hardy, which I'm sorry to say is a throwaway track. Boring.
Track this one down at all costs. See also: Bubble / Squeek and Vic Acid.
Next are Sarcacid parts 1 and 2 and Nux Vomica. They're more of the same thing as central line, but trust me, 20 minutes of the same stuff is a good good thing.
Last is Toast For Hardy, which I'm sorry to say is a throwaway track. Boring.
Track this one down at all costs. See also: Bubble / Squeek and Vic Acid.