If Obliteration took you as far into their minds as you could go with words, Ruby's takes you a step further by being an entirely instrumental album. Well, not quite entirely -- the album was called "the vowel sounds" album for a long time before its release because it features voices on several tracks but no words (well, thats not even entirely true but -- you'll find out for yourself). The album features very original ideas not only in songwriting but production.

Obliteration of the Self takes you as much into the minds of these three musicians as you can go with such a primitive media as words. Emo-bluesy-rock with influences such as Sunny Day Real Estate, Radiohead, Built to Spill, Burning Airlines, etc makes this one of the most diverse Last Minute albums stylistically. The album has a host of recurring themes and includes three recurring tracks from the bands' debut self titled album.

Discontinuity would like to thank (in no order):
Our families, JoMarie, Lindsay R, Nate R, Jess V, Jared B,
Nate B, Dave <p>...er....S, er...Hammy, Besto, Jesto,
Eric S, Mark N, Myklj, Sean K, Lauraj, Tom G, Brian B,
Josh W, Dave P, Paul Buddha, Brent N, Lizzes,
Cesto, Dave Fishel (cover photography), Steve,
Motion City Soundtrack, friends and enemies
of <p>, The Studio Academy, Hunger Bloc, Sheol,
Relative, Suffocate System, ONP, Sheryl, Kasey,
Jimmy L, Amp 176, Dinner With Gregg, Star P,