They briefly change their identity to Parkay Quarts to carefully dip their toes in something a bit less accessible, leading to flute and noise over what is otherwise a catchy song on "You’ve Got Me Wonderin’ Now", clearly taking lessons from The Fall. Again, it doesn’t lead to groundbreaking ideas on generic punk chants like "The More You Use It" or atonal pieces like "Fall on Yr Face", but they at least echo more of Butthole Surfers than The Fall on the texan psych "He’s Seeing Paths".