Uneven's acoustic version of "Rooms 31 & 30" is vastly different from the upcoming album's electronic counterpart, if not wildly superior. Lead singer Dylan Silvers strips down the song in highly un-[DARYL]-like fashion, and when Comley's coos and Silvers' growls battle each other in singing, "There's no way to make them understand we are the way we are," "Rooms" gets to sounding like the coolest campfire song this side of "Puff the Magic Dragon." On the louder side, "The Make" quickly jumps from the Wedding Present to Fugazi to the Pixies (if those bands had synthesizers, anyway), but by song's end, the influences melt into each other, resulting in a distinctly [DARYL] sound. This track, along with the skank-inspiring "Natalie W." and the re-recorded single "Jenny," reveals a confidence previously unheard on their albums. The balls-out sound is terrific, although it's unclear whether the band or the production is to blame. The only flaw on this EP is the title track, which, while solid, pales next to its EP-mates. Oddly enough, it's the only song direct from the new album. Is [DARYL] hiding its best until the release of Ohio, or is the band lousy at picking B-sides? Either way, the EP is a promising sneak peek and a cheap stocking stuffer. At four bucks, you might as well.