There was a wide-eyed feel to psychedelic supergroup Melt Yourself Down's first release, last year's "We Are Enough"; its squawking horns were played with a joy that suggested every member of the considerable collective winking at one another like awe yeah, realizing their collective potential. On "Fix My Life", Zun Zun Egui's Kushal Gaya trades the last song's fiery anti-governmental proclamations for a splattering of worldless yowls; this time, the message is in the music, a bazaar sax smackdown that has an iron in every furnace of global psychedelia, smelted into a structure of tungsten strength.

(Warning: The video contains very intense strobing, flashing images.)

["Fix My Life" is released via the Leaf Label on February 25]