"This record is relentless - every track seems to want to come bursting through the speakers, grab you by the ears and shake vigorously. It's almost impossible to believe that two guys could make that much snarling angry music on a disc that only lasts a half an hour or so. Californian musicians are stereotypically laid back, but don't forget Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, and Henry Rollins came from there as well.
     The playing is always brutally aggressive, but for a collection of very short punk songs, there is a simply astonishing landscape of musical variety here - tempo variations, sonic texture, breaks and fills in places they've never been encountered before. These 90-second blowouts have more intricacies than a lot of songs three times their length. Alex Yeung has digested a variety of guitar styles and spews them back out in a vitriolic synthesis - at times his playing reminds one of Tony Iommi, at others Mick Jones, and the list could go on for quite a while. The point here is that he's managed to amalgamate all of these into a style uniquely his own: concise, powerful, skilled, and, from the sound of things, pretty pissed off. One of the only songs that has lyrics I can understand, not speaking any Chinese, is "$8 Sandwich", which spells out very plainly what the rest of the album states musically, and what has been the central tenet of punk rock from the beginning - pretty much all the music that sells a lot sucks. Say Bok Gwai rocks!" -Reviewed by Andy Gesner president of HIP Video Promo 06/04 HIP Video Promo