Available for the first time on vinyl since 1976, this edition is pressed on striking silver wax and features a limited edition foil embossed sleeve, complete with extensive liner notes that provide insightful context. "Crosscut Saw" marks a significant return for the reformed Groundhogs, now enhanced by the addition of talented second guitarist Dave Wellbelove. His dynamic interplay with the legendary Tony McPhee infuses the album with a fresh vibrancy and depth, bridging classic blues influences with modern rock sensibilities. McPhee remarked to *Sounds*, “Musically I’d gone back to the basics,” emphasizing a return to foundational sounds while allowing for the innovative touch of synthesizer elements and the invigorating presence of a second guitarist. As noted by AllMusic, “Riffs galore permeate,” showcasing the album's robust musicality and infectious energy. This release serves as a fittingly explosive and progressive follow-up to 1992’s "Who Will Save The World" and "Hogwash," effectively rekindling the essence of blues within a modern, heavier progressive rock setting that is poised for a new, guitar-driven era.