It wasn't the best work in the world- not by a long shot. Though what impresses me is how well they've managed to make the transition. Sure, they're not the same group that put out the glorious landmark we affectionately refer to as "The Fury of the Aquabats," but it's still a decent step above most of the current music industry. Granted, that's still probably more a shot at how stagnant artistic creativity has become. But you've got to admit, it's niced to see some people still doing their own thing. And besides, anything is welcome after their *highly* questionable experimentation with... as best I've heard it described, "glorified lounge music." At least I've heard that they're still a beast of a live act.
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