 The band's first 7", "Amphetamine", released on Valentine's Day 1985, quickly sold out of its 1000-copy pressing thanks to critical acclaim in a number of magazines.The band's follow-up single, "Coca Cola and Licorice" (or as it was also called, "Porn in the U.S.A."), cemented their status as an rising darling in the underground scene.Featuring an ominous bass groove, brash guitars and noisy clarinets, not to mention liner notes by writer and early DOS supporter Byron Coley, it received rave reviews around the country.