"Tons of love", and especially the vocals by Captain Comatose, can be a bit dragging and annoying. But hey, if you see the funny side of it and laugh with them, as you you have to do quite often to enjoy Captain Comatose, you'll probably be enjoying it after all. Especially the lovely turn-over with the synths going wild. Let's say it's not a bad thing to make happy music with a big smile. And hey, we could all use their tons of love.

Where the the A-side is, in my opinion, a bit too corrupted with the synt-pop cheesyness of the eightees, the B-side simply stunned me. Stoneage industrial at it's best: dark, haunting and amazingly catchy. An absolute must-have for lovers of early industrial music.

One of the most weird records I've ever seen and heard. They'll take you into a strange, sonic, sample-landscape never heard before. The record cover, just as strange as the music, is hand folded and contains funnies like a bumpersticker, a copy from a page from a newspaper and a handwritten note from the band-member that checked whether everything was in the package. Though maybe overrated and usually way overpriced, it's still a must-have for the collector in this genre...