The seven-track "Sound of Confusion" album had a heavy psychedelic style with a strong Stooges influence. It was "a full on, fuzzed up drone of relentless guitar pounding" (Ian Edmond, "Record Collector"), with a "rough garage energy " and "minimal, bluntly entrancing riffs" (Ned Raggett, "AllMusic"). A "NME" review of the 1990 re-release recalled of the album: "It's a lo-fi, mostly low-key affair, the sound of the band finding their feet... It doesn't quite attain the critical mass to transcend its basis in the most rudimentary garage punk of the Sixties... Side Two is pretty much one long tribute to The Stooges... "Sound of Confusion" probably felt like a revelation, to the few who heard it at the time."