I guess I'm more inclined to truly appreciate this EP because it isn't that long; only three tracks, as a matter of fact. Originality isn't The Sign's focal point of progress, although the two hard-hitting numbers they deliver - the title track and "Doomswagger" - are still pretty swell: imagine offspring from Pantera and Lynyrd Skynyrd sharing a cheap motel room, both of which pay homage to husky grooves with sugary, crawling riffs that scream southern pride. But the other track, "If You Find Yourself Looking Back," emerges as an acoustic jam that dips itself deep in bluesy guitars and southern tint so strong you'd guess these dudes lived in a Mississippi cabin for twenty years. It may sound simple, but the result is absolutely phenomenal; the strings are brilliant, the guitar full of soul and power, and Seth Uldricks' vocals are magnificent. So sublime, yet so sensational.