This one is second to no previous QotSA album. It doesn�t fuck around. Everything is very straightforward, no-bullshit rocking material. It�s got the dose of heaviness and groove and enough rock n� roll attitude to drive you the whole way through bobbing your head. Tracks have that intricate twist that can keep them interesting. Most of them, even the slower ones, have a quite heavy undertone effect to them. This album lives up to the high expectations inevitably set by such an outstanding musical career and non-stop rocking.

The guitars sound amazing, the drumming is very Hernandezesque, Homme's vocals are vastly better. Two balls up!

This record is just too good for people to be hating. I will predict that Lullabies to Paralyze will be remembered as one of the better QotSA albums to be released, if not the best.

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