Snot’s debut album still sounds as stylistically deranged, depraved and innovative today as it did when it dropped back in the late Nineties. While built on the bones of its members’ hardcore-punk heritage, the Los Angeles eclectics veer from Sunset Strip circle-pit starters towards aggressively drop-tuned nu-metal bashes and onto some of the funkiest wah-wah riffs the metal world ever heard. Available now on 180-gram black vinyl, Snot’s sole full-length statement before the tragic death of lead singer Lynn Strait has only improved with age. Now go get you some.