the song that originally put the sonics on the map is the immortal underground anthem 'the witch'. recorded in july 1964 and driven by a bulldozing volley of drums, a brutally insistent guitar/sax riff and a possessed gerry roslie vocal, the song offered a darker, nastier alternative to the relatively well-groomed sounds of the british invasion. it's prime, primal sonics mayhem, with a sublimely swaggering b-side in 'like no other man'. now, sundazed honors the sonics' awe-inspiring legacy with this tornadic trio of the band's original vintage 7" jerden label singles, all originally released in 1966 and now restored to their original vinyl glory and decked out in snazzy new picture sleeves featuring fab vintage photos.