Nebula come atcha from the get-go with a heapin' helpin' of frazzled 70's garage power, low-down and dirty stoner rock, and a large dose of punkness just to keep it fresh. It reminds me of what Kyuss would sound like if they listened to a lot of MC5, Johnny Thunders, and ZZ Top. There's lots of big blues-box based riffs, tons of distortion, plenty of wild, out-of-control guitar solos, and they even get really weird and spacey at times but they always come back to the Almighty Riff.

There's really nothing groundbreaking here, just good 'ol American Rock n' Roll, baby and there ain't a damn thing wrong with that. Highlights include the rocking "Freedom", "Come Down", and "So Low", the freaked out jam on "Fields of Psilocybin" and the all out riff fest on the album closer "You Mean Nothing". If you want something that just plain rocks and any of the above mentioned bands float your boat then I highly recommend adding Nebula's To The Center to your CD collection as I'm sure you won't be dissapointed.