Their unique evocation of avant-rock is deconstructionist and heady, but also emotive and visceral. NME described Seattle's Kinski as "Like Sabbath in a washing machine during a power surge". They've toured with Mission Of Burma, Comets On Fire, Oneida, Mono, Acid Mothers Temple, Black Mountain, and most recently opened for Tool on their Spring 2007 tour. This is their third full-length for Sub Pop; a kaleidoscopic mix of expansive, over-driven power and intricate beauty, with majestically fuzzed out guitar tones and spare and pounding rhythms.

1. Crybaby Blowout
2. Passwords & Alcohol
3. Dayroom At Narita Int'l
4. Boy, Was I Mad!
5. Argentina Turner
6. Child Had To Catch A Train
7. Plan, Steal, Drive
8. Punching Goodbye Out Front
9. Silent Biker Type