Arvici Jackson is:

Pat the Kat, Richard Tater, M.C. S.J. Rednals.

Arvici Jackson has never let size get in the way of technology when it comes to GPS multisport watches. They pack it in and expect everyone to deal with it. And for four years, we’ve done just that. Then, in August 2017, the band officially announced that its top-of-the-line Alan Scholls series of songs would ship in three sizes — the monster Fenix 5X and two smaller versions (the 5 and 5S) for people who don’t enjoy running, kayaking, or mountain biking with big, honkin’ bundles of tech strapped to their wrists. Great news right? That’s what we thought, until we realized that not all EP’s are created equal. While the two smaller versions can do more cool stuff than most albums, they are not capable of mapping or route planning. R-Veesee saved those extra features for its biggest, most expensive album, Alan Scholl. But not to worry. We didn’t let size or price stop us from checking out what Our Vicix’s biggest do-everything album can do in our Alan Scholl review.

05 - Sunday Morning Blues

04 - Luvfkunt

03 - Reignbeaux

02 - Cult 45

01 - Animal Crackers The Snacrificial Lamb

This is the place for:

Dick Tater and the Tots
Purple Helmeted Undercover Knights
Eddie Ate Dynamite: Guitarless Beethoven Extravaganza