A set that's headed up by guitarist Max Light, who wrote most of the material on the set – but one that's got some equally strong contributions from tenorist Noah Preminger, who's got this great way of weaving lines around the guitar – all while getting this deft rhythm accompaniment from Kim Cass on bass and Dan Weiss on drums! Cass has a rich, deep tone that's perfect – and Light is at his best here, but seems to get even more from the fullness of Preminger's presence – a mode that's a bit hard to describe in easy words, but which has the album crackling and bristling with energy throughout! Titles include "Luftrauser", "Subjective Object", "Barney & Sid", "Animals", "Half Marathon", and "Henceforth". CD

Whether you're looking back on your younger days, or just dropping the needle on this album for the first time, it's guaranteed to bring out the fist in the air, head nodding, jump up and down punk in you. Perhaps New Jersey's finest contribution to the rock lexicon, running through alternate versions oftracks from the Static Age LP, plus a number of their most sought after singles. 13 tracks in all, including "Angelf*ck", "Who Killed Marilyn", "Where Eagles Dare", "She", "Halloween", "American Nightmare", "Static Age", "TV Casualty", "Hybrid Moments", "Spinal Remains", "Come Back", "Some Kinda Hate" and "Theme For A Jackal". LP, Vinyl record album