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"Syd Barrett acolytes from Ohio! This tasty goblet of swirling, bubbling psych slips down a treat. The heavily acid etched instrumental 'Lysergic Mental Vibrations' is am excellent contrast to the more whimsical joys of the opening 'We Are' and the aquatic lunacy of 'I Am A Whale.' Over on side two, 'Last In Line' is pretty flawless Chocolate Watchband respray job while 'Colors' employs backwards tape jiggery-pokery as an eerie voice creeps in and out of the mix having escaped from somewhere you probably don't want to know about. 'Psilocybin Spot' fulfills the same role as side one's 'Lysergic...' and is as effective. Finally, 'The Lizard' is an acoustic based trip into the mynd of the vocalist who is driven to bizarre flights of fantasy by a brief, and unexpected, FX bombardment. Sensibly, and probably to avoid the unwanted attentions of like minded space cadets, the band members remain anonymous and the murky photo on the sleeveadds to the mystery of this wickedly warped caboodle of crazed vignettes." ...Jon Story
Dimentia 13's album is a studeous colection of garage/psychedelic and electric paisley's that fuses through Syd Barrett's and Electric Prunes' backyard. My favorite songs were "We Are," "Politican,"(sic) "Colors,"Psilocybin Spot" (whcih sounded like buzzsaw in the guitars), and "Lysergic Mental Vibrations". Brad's vocals have a nasal quality that were in range I felt in "The Lizard" and "Colors" but a little off in "Lost in Line" and "I Am a Whale." Brad also made a farily good use of backtracking that would probably send some evangelists to trying to decode secret satantic(sic) messages. Overall, a good fuzz bomb swirling from Ohio's misty northeast. -John D'Beers
