There is something to be said about a band that is comfortable in it’s own skin; a band who seems to content to occupy the fringes and wears its awkwardness proudly. The Kzoo rock quartet Stikyfüt could be described as such, drawing maniacally from disparate, seemingly conflicting influences and throwing them with great irreverence into a smoldering cauldron of prog. However, let it not be said they did it without an ounce of self-awareness and tongue squarely in cheek. They’re a cheeky bunch, announcing with the title of their new EP that “Labels are For Soup Cans,” warning the listener that they intend to buck all attempts at classification. And, with the gauntlet thrown by the title, they set out to do just that with their epic, cascading, 7-minute opening track “Nectar.”