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In three more songs, there’s the usual good fare from the dwarves. "Trisexual" rushes by as quickly as it begins, and the song "Kings of the World" was already on the last album. At the end, there’s a more stoner-heavy piece featuring the crazy scream of Nick Olivieri as Rex Everything, who has been proving for years that it’s not just about maintaining an image for him, but that he is indeed a macho prone to loss of control and overestimation. It’s a shame for his fellow humans, but his contribution to music undeniably powers forward beautifully. Do I still need to mention that this band is not for advocates of good taste or political correctness?
What I greatly appreciate about the DWARVES is their excellent sense of when a crisp, to-the-point song needs to end. No unnecessary repetitions here either, and so the four tracks are consumed in under seven minutes. Until the next release, you can dive into the archive of the radio show from the "gentleman" who has unearthed some gems from obscurity or extensively illuminated more well-known acts.
