Diver Down

Sessions were rushed, driven by the desire to release new music between major tours. The tracklist includes various covers, such as a jazz-inflected take on a song featuring the clarinet playing of Eddie Van Halen's own father.

Production remains direct, capturing the raw energy of a group working to maintain momentum. It functions as a spontaneous document of 1982, balancing guitar heroics with a quirky character that separates it from their more polished projects.