The follow-up May Blitz record does not have that smoked-out, echo-chamber feel, but it’s still interesting. Some of the tracks are upbeat, with a near proto-rap feel, but others are decent straight-ahead folk or just mellow rock - curiously reminiscent of another obscure Brit band, Hard Meat. You might as well pick this up if you see it next to the debut. TWO SENTENCE RE-REVIEW: I've pimped May Blitz out enough via word-of-mouth to warrant raising both albums rating a full point. The debut record alone is five careers' worth of mammoth rock groove listening gold.