As stated by keyboardist Doug Graves: “This album was a natural for Glitter Wizard, its making as organic and effortless as the creative process can be. It reflected the musical goals of all the members and fully established the sound and vision we wanted to present. To me, it’s the quintessential Glitter Wizard and the best entry point to the band for new listeners. Subsequent recordings have taken our music to new places that let us explore the wide range of influences we share, but they’re all based on the foundation established by this album. There are few songs by any band I’d ever say this about, but I can’t imagine ever getting tired of playing ‘Worship the Devil.’”

No less an authority than Julian Cope once described Glitter Wizard’s unique brand of freak rock as “unashamedly glamorous hard rock,” and he’s not wrong. These San Francisco longhairs from another dimension were raised on punk and mix screaming riffs with a high-octane stage show full of sequins, headbanging and a sonic attack that’ll leave you dazed and ready for the next hit. Imagine the Stooges stole the outfits from the Spiders from Mars, synth man Dik Mik from Hawkwind and hit the stage on a speed bender.