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I'm not sure why Al Jourgensen has the need to disown this album as it's a pretty standard artifact from 1983. I mean, sure, compared to how he and his music would evolve, you would have hoped maybe that his debut would be more Killing Joke than Human League, but you know, it is what it is and should be seen as such.

And as synth-pop it's actually not that bad. Nothing that would have you clamoring for this over classics from that era, but it's not the embarrassment that people try to make it out to be. It's just a 24 year old making 80s club music to attract the kind of girls he was into at the time.

Obviously, his tastes changed.