“A (now posthumous) collection of live Warmer Milks material from 2003-2006 (goes right up until when the band broke up for the first time) originally assembled by Robert Beatty and M.A. Turner at the Resonant Hole in 2007. It was commissioned by a to-remain-unnamed boutique indie rock sub-label that stopped returning phone calls after they heard it. Includes selections from the very first Warmer Milks show from Trevor Tremaine's living room in 2003. Featuring the core of Turner/Shelton/Backus and includes appearances by probably every person who played in the band during this period (Chris Cprek, Mike Laugherty, Dave Farris, Thad Watson, Trevor Tremaine, Ben Allen, but really- who's  keeping track at this point?). Runs the gamut of styles from solo acoustic living room love ballads to full on pack of wild dogs at the bottom of a bourbon barrel in Texas shitstorms to the formative seeds of what would become the core of the band's swansong "Soft Walks". Something for everyone/nothing for no one. R.I.P. Warmer Milks.” – Robert Beatty. 

Excellent fucked-up distorto recording of this Lexington-area super group featuring members of Hair Police, Cadaver In Drag, Warmer Milks, Walter Carson and Kraken Fury playing pummelling Swans-style doomy hardcore illuminated by confused coils of spaghetti electronics and fronted by a vocalist who gargles black microphones like he’s choking on carrots. Massively fucked lumber-punk style, like if the NZ scene hadda spawned a sloth rock behemoth that only released cheap tapes via Expressway. More please! Recommended.