This third full length album from Austin's Paul Newman continues the foursome's exploration of kinetic, visceral (mostly) instrumental indie-rock. Once again, vocals are kept to a minimum, allowing for the intricate drums, in-the-pocket bass and aggressively lilting guitar riffs to chart the sonic journey. While not as dynamic as their previous 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart', this album does offer up a plate full of aural rhythms. The interplay between the two guitars alone is enough to get you up off the couch, while simultaneously bringing a nostalgic tear to your eye. For fans of Dianogah, Pell Mell, and Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, although any rockin' instrumental addict will not be disappointed. Do yourself a favor, go out and buy this (or any Paul Newman) release and pat yourself on the back for supporting a vastly under-appreciated and underrated band.