Jerry Swollen, on a quest to discover himself in a post pandemic world, went to the edge of the earth and discovered the Great Ice Wall. He then Face-Timed Rank Taint who was nose deep in a bag of Florida Snow, redecorating his house with new old stock candles from Wicks and Sticks. (Since “Hard Candy,” Rank Taint has been on a quest to recreate the smell of the Montgomery Mall, in which he has narrowed down its unique smell to either stale candles or stale soft pretzels.) Not one for soft pretzels, Jerry Swollen, in addition to his strip mall dental practices, has opened a signature stromboli restaurant, where all strombolis are half price.

Always irreverant, the duo has vomited out a new EP of six songs, “Flat Earth Blues,” in an attempt to show solidarity with small minds across the globe, as they seem to be Enemy Savior’s only fans. Though, it could all be from the delusion of snorting fentanyl off the hood of a rusted 1973 F-150 pickup truck or falling down a set of stairs. Neither Rank Taint or Jerry Swollen are sure of the origins of Flat Earth Blues.

Wicks N Sticks

Flat Earth Blues

Hold Your Butt Cheeks

X-Ray Tubes

F150 Pickup Truck

Falling Down

A glorious train-wreck meant to be played on repeat.