The group's third EP, "The Gentle Art of Spoonbending", appeared in February 1995, for which Hill felt that they "had moved on to a different type of sound and, with the help of better equipment, were producing a bigger sound." The five tracks were written by the Craft brothers and "display an underlying simplicity not shared by the previous releases." McFarlane opined that it "included two of the band's strongest songs in 'Up to You' and 'Day After Day'." Hill described "Up to You", which "represents Sidewinder's dynamics as a live band, illustrating the sonic power which drives it" while "Day After Day" was "a beautifully written ballad with a Beatlesque feel to it, demonstrating the band's songwriting skills."