Moving from K Records to Sub Pop (don't know if you've ever heard of this lil unknown label) during the summer of '90 was, commercially at least, smart: this was their best-seller and enjoyed more public and critical acclaim than ever before. Musically, you can hear the band evolving too, this one retaining the cuteness but counterbalancing it with their most refined take on lo-fi music, and their most efficient punk riffs. Big yay.
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