 I’ve always thought that TISM has always been unfashionably – to our own detriment at times – sort of not sounding like anyone else.And sometimes that sort of sheer dagginess... that album... because..." 

Not finishing the thought, the conclusion was later drawn that guitarist at the time, Leek Van Vlalen, was to blame for the sound of the album as, according to Ron Hitler-Barassi, "he was making us look bad".