This is the kind of music that would later inspire the indie pop released by labels like Sarah, K, Slumberland, et al. Sometimes shaky, but always Irresistibly charming, Razorcuts’ second and last album from 1989, with its full, 12-string guitars, organ, and catchy melodies, sounds like a catchier version of Felt. This reissue includes 6 bonus tracks in the form of the A is for Alphabet EP, released on Matinee in 2003.