Why release this album almost 30 years after it first hit the streets? Because it was so original at birth, its freshness lasts, like fancy ketchup, exhilarating every time you pop a bottle. So, is Gals Panic ketchup-punk? Well, the band plays high-spirited punk with rock n roll swagger and danceable beats, oddball power pop spiced with ska chops, and a heavy sprinkling of randomness, until you get something sharp, loose and tight all at once.…electric ketchup! Their only full-length release I Think We Need Helicopters, is a vital condiment to any of life's entrees, whether you're having a slam-dance, or a slumber party, playing Mortal Kombat, making out, or making lunch, and I hear the album goes very well with a morning shower. It was recently listed as one of the “100 Essential Independent Recordings of the Decade” in music historian Greg Beets’ A Curious Mix of People. Taste, swallow and digest this record at full volume, and then you tell me...do you think we need helicopters?