review from totally wired:

"Magoo open the album with the unreleased "Peanut Boy". Not really representative of their colossal guitared drifting collage, this is a blink and you'll miss it out-take. Ivy give us a brand new tune. "Unmindful Of The Night" is a melancholic, almost funky take on their usual trainspotter indiepop . . . Slot were formed from the ashes of Stare, with Richard Hammerton and Michael Brown now joined by Catherine Wheel drummer Neal and "Cuts Like A Knife" is pretty fine, dragging indierock. Waddle's "Tony" has a fluid bassline beneath the stabbing guitar waves, marking the band as one of a number of norwich bands deserving of a wider audience with their slab-heavy hardcore vibes. Naked's "One Way Or Another" is a stirring rallycry against the criminal justice bill . . . "