An early release on the Amendment Records label, known for releasing grind, thrash, and noise. The packaging on this EP is vague - a frame on the cover and a dollar bil on the back. There's only one track per side and the band is from Florida, so I'm thinking this might be sludge like FLOOR or DOVE or CAVITY. The first song starts with a simple bass riff. Then the rest of the band joins in and it becomes apparent this is some kind of third-rate grunge. The singer warbles and screams vaguely poetic lyrics thinking he's a cross between Mark Arm and Eddie Vedder. He sounds more like a drunken IT guy in khaki trousers at a karaoke bar in a mall. The guitars are skillfully played and employ some wah and plenty of lead work; there are no wanky solos in the land of grunge. The flip-side is not much better. 'Betterson' does have a groove that appears now and again, if only the singer would stop howling. Thankfully, this was their only release.