"Upon the release of their debut LP, they exploded and then imploded within the span of a few months. They had no obvious chemistry, no organizing artistic principles, nothing to suggest they took more than a minute to consider anything besides the songs they were making. These songs defined the shape of punk to come by not giving it any shape at all, by going in at least three different directions at once, and living out the main psychosomatic driver of Midwestern emo: brain and heart locked in a war for every last drop of warm blood in your body. The run-on title of their one and only album begs you to experience the music the way it was made: shout first, process later."     - Pirchfork