“Slow Crawl” is a fittingly slow and solitary ending for the album, seeing Pinkus doggedly trudging forward over contemplative and sparse banjo. While decidedly less trippy than other tracks on the album, the song instead dives deep into dark melancholy, exploring the titular “slow crawl” back into a failing relationship. Meanwhile, the accompanying video dramatizes the song’s crumbling relationship, with plenty of wild-eyed stares from Pinkus and thrown glasses from his wife. 

Pinkus says of the video, “The ‘Slow Crawl’ video was me and my wife tryin to pretend like we didn’t like each other cause we couldn’t afford Sean Penn and Madonna… I remember screaming at her ‘I fucking Love you so much’ and ‘I asked for a Snickers and you bring me a fucking Milky Way?!?!’ Then the glass ‘accidentally’ flew out of her hand onto my frontal lobe. It’s kind’ve about driving home real slow… every day… A big shout out to Josh and Keturah Bishop for capturing these uncomfortable moments and Jon Karr for his visual additions to the project. Thankfully, they all smelled what I was steppin in’
Watch the video below and check out Fungus Shui, out now via Shimmy-Disc and Joyful Noise Recordings.
- Under The Radar

"For fans of the cacophony that the Surfers and the Melvins have wrought through their respective careers, JD’s “spacegrass” stylings are a drastic shift towards the minimalistic and quiet."
- Hollywood Life

 "...rich in the blues."
- Indie Music

"Pinkus’ plaintive plucks at the banjo are warped to give us a feeling of being half in the nether world"
- BPM

"...pretty much just him, his instrument and some deep thoughts."
- Brooklyn Vegan