This came out in 2003 – or at least that’s when I got it. Here’s what I said about it back then (with some minor editing):
THE ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1989.
THE BACK STORY: Hailing from Hamilton, this band of ’70s-rock weirdoes forged a bizarre sound that bridged Syd-era Pink Floyd psychedelia with the darkness of The Velvet Underground and the Detroit metal of The Stooges — and somehow prefigured the New York noise-punk of Sonic Youth. Cyborgs, originally recorded in 1974 and ’75, is seen by many as perhaps the best Canadian album of all time. And perhaps they’re right.
THE GOODIES: Fractured fever-dream masterpieces like Nazi Apocalypse, Bullet Proof Nothing and Dance The Mutation are, not too put too fine a point on it, simply incredible.
THE EXTRAS: Another nine bonus demos, live tunes and singles.
