Nope, it's not pop. It's the Red Hot Chili Peppers meets Captain Beefheart on a Pink Floyd parody. You'll find no guitar solos in the traditional sense. Instead, atonal clusters are wedged between nasal vocals that fall somewhere between singing and rapping without really being either. There are no love songs, nor songs about cars, sex, rock 'n' roll or drugs, unless you count glue-sniffers.
Cows are also a favourite subject.
There seems to be some satire directed at America, too. Electric Uncle Sam sets the tone for a rather antisocial attitude. He also slaps out bass planes, cubes and four-dimensional matrixes. There's some funky, gritty filler covering up for weak ideas, but it mostly adds up to a distinct sound wholly unlike anything you'll hear on pop radio - as advertised. They could violently cancel each other out and blow up the universe.