This untitled, “extended-cassette single” from experimental punks Satellite Twin spans three songs and 18 minutes. The first two tracks, “Igniter” and “Shock,” are cinematic, driving, ominous and affable, rolled up into the sort of energetic, captivating, angry and inventive rock that makes Satellite Twin so interesting. The third is a The Cure cover, “Push,” a song that naturally falls into their wheelhouse. When pieced together as a whole, the entire things walks the line between raw and sharp, with everything lucid and structured, but with the sort of storminess that keeps your brain on edge the entire time.
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