I remember being a young man and seeing them play this album live. It's quite an ecstatic experience. All of their subsequent albums are beautiful and one thing I can say for this band is that they are very spiritual in their approach to rock and roll music. They have taken the sublime and powerful qualities of rock and roll and devoted those to spiritual efforts. What better way to cry out to the Lord than to turn your amps up to 11? If you can see them live you should take the opportunity.

This album has a great vibe. It evokes a positive feeling of self-worth. I dance with my kids to this album. Something about the cornball '90s/2000s vibe of this album is comforting and spiritual.

A beautiful abstract score that captures what I really love about orange milk. Although I enjoy the techno released on orange milk, I turn to them as an outlet for the publication of contemporary abstract electronics. The mastering of this album sounds great and it is very rich with texture and diverse tone. I also appreciate the overlapping rhythmic qualities present in this album. At times there are two fairly simple rhythms that seem to overlap in non-cyclic polyrhythm