I really love the fuzzy guitar tone and Garfield-themed songs. Seems to be a pretty overlooked album despite the people who were in the band.

For some reason, yes. Although I'm not too keen on the high-pitched-buzzing distortion coming straight from the table instead of miced-up amp (at least it sounds exactly the same like we did as kids, hehe...) and admittedly Mitch Dickinson's vocals can get on ypur nerve with their quite monotonous semi-growl (or more like a read-through), the song material is killer all the way. "Oblivion Descends" deeeeestrooooyyysss!

In any day, with this record technical defects in recording and performance are easily forgiven as minor flaws even if Oblivion would be the only good track - luckily that is not the case. This album has it's most important aspects in their places: Huge-balled DIY mentality, insane energy, killer riffs and above all, BIG HEART and compassion of what the guys are doing. Huge respect.