I am especially impressed with the textures musically, layers of parts that are well orchestrated coming from such a violent sounding band. Lots of crazy changes and parts that I would only expect from a band that sounds this much like Jesus Lizard. Guitars are crisp with an overdriven tone and staccato approach in the rhythm. The vocals are totally over the top most of the time, screaming and nothing short of something you would hear in a hardcore band. Get this one if you like early 90's noise and Jesus Lizard.

The energy level is the first thing that really grabbed me about this album. It�s an intense and in your face aggression. The screams seem more desperate than most bands and the melodies seem a little darker. We are talking about chaotic, powerfully brooding, three minute, glass shattering rock songs. It�s rough and powerful, melodic and brash, thoughtful and unpolished. It�s what every high caliber rock band wishes for: an album with intensity from start to finish.

The next step in the evolution of Noise. It reminds me of The International Noise Conspiracy just with a bit more intensity and aggression. Sometimes the guitars sound like an old garage punk album, but the next second the guitar sound changes into metal and shortly after that it gets clean. This album could be something for every Mondo Generator or Fantomas fan. Great music!!!

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