Thee Oh Sees bring a chaotic twist to their psych-garage sound on "Putrifiers II," producing an album that feels like a late-night ramble gone delightfully sideways. "Wax Face" strikes like a lightning bolt, while "So Nice" blends tender melodies with sharp hooks that could charm even the crankiest person at the bar. Dwyer's vocals swirl through the record like a comet through a crowded sky, making rock 'n' roll feel less like a straight path and more like a wild ride through twisted neighborhoods where anything can happen.