
A collaborative fever dream of sludge riffs, avant-garde noise, and bizarre guest spots. The final piece of a trilogy that refuses to play by any rules.
It's the Melvins doing a variety show with Leif Garrett and Tool, and it's exactly as weird as that sounds.
A playful yet unsettling descent into collaborative madness and sonic deconstruction.
The vocals lean far further into spoken word than the rest of the catalogue.

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