Featuring two veterans of San Francisco's The Hospitals, Eat Skull brings a scuzz-punk pedigree to their debut full-length on Siltbreeze, SICK TO DEATH. With an anything-and-everything-goes aesthetic, SICK TO DEATH's tracks careen from one type of lo-fi garage clatter to the next, with guitar shards, pumping organ riffs, and hollered choruses poking through the tape-distorted din. "Puker Corpse," one of the album's stand-outs, features all of the above, plus a hilarious evil laugh track that reveals a Cramps-like sense of the absurd.