"Set It Off" comes from Mr. Ripley's "Pitched A No No" the EP built as an ode to pitcher Dock Ellis, covered here in depth previously, including the 1970 LSD no-hitter story. Shade Cobain produces this cut; the video arrives without description, fitting the EP's raw presentation. As the video selection, "Set It Off" is the energetic choice the title has carried a double ignition connotation since F. Gary Gray's film and the Strafe era: setting something in motion, letting something escalate.
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