Recorded over the course of a few days in early 1969, the album is the band's most critically acclaimed, with some citing it as an early work of proto-heavy metal, predating Black Sabbath's debut by one year.
Recorded over the course of a few days in early 1969, the album mixes Bodemark's songs with material previously composed by the Baby Grandmothers. Critics have hailed the album, some citing it as an early work of proto-heavy metal, predating Black Sabbath's debut by one year.