The last track on the album, 'Goodbye Again, Or...' is of very low quality in all formats, due to the only recording of the song coming from lead singer and guitarist Peter Morén's mobile phone- added to the album on the last day before mastering.

The all-text theme carried over into the band's live shows, with the backdrop printed with the word 'Backdrop' repeating endlessly over it, and the amplifiers decorated in the same manner.

From the liner notes of the 2006 Wichita reissue of the CD: "In everyday life we tend to compromise.

The Peter Bjorn And John version of The Concretes' 'Teen Love' was released as a single in 2004.

The EP shows the more experimental side of the 'Falling Out' sessions, as opposed to the classic rock, Beach Boys and Elvis Costello -influenced sound of the main album.

The EP entered at number 45 on the Swedish singles chart, where it stayed for one week.

The EP bridges the musical gap between the band's earlier, baroque-pop sound, and their later, more experimental material found in albums such as Seaside Rock, using unusual techniques such as movie samples in 'Unreleased Backgrounds'.