Ok, this is a strange album... sometimes, it wants to be metal, sometimes it wants to be hardcore, sometimes just punk... and all the while, it has a strange vocal presence. This album has a massive 15 tracks with 16 songs (one hidden)... and I would have to say, that when this cd ended, I was filled with a strange glee. This album is full of material that would be parallel with the musical style, finesse and lyrical greatness that I was doing with my friends as we started a band when we were each 13. Many of the points here are real, but almost all of the lyrics are very non-emotional, and very lack of real substance. But I can't rip on someone just because they can't write good poetry can I? I most certainly can when they write songs like "pro-kill" and then write 10 songs about how much they don't deserve the saving grace of God and have the same general substance in each song. Overall, not a bad album for fans of Punk (this due to the feel more than the music), but most metal fans will not attach to this strongly. I am one of these.
5/10
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