Another quality release from DTS. It's rapcore with a capital R, as in real rap vocals, not just rap-like; and the band slams home the riffs in tight fashion. These guys can instantly join the growing rapcore clan in Christian hard music. You'll find a couple weak moments, like the cheese metal guitar tones in the second track, and other places, where the vocalist will sing in a melancholy way that doesn't befit them. I'm very mixed on this album. The heavy stuff I like, the mellow I don't. When they're sliding sideways hip-hop style, it loses my attention.
Also in HM Magazine #78
Some Few Oracles — Some Few Oracles EPThe Awakening — Request / RisenKavanah Star — We Can Make ItMidnight Orchestra — Land of NodStretch Arm Strong — Rituals of LifeVarious Artists — Volym X - En Tribut Till JerusalemDogwood — More Than ConquerorsSociety's Finest — Private Conflicts and SuicidesThousand Foot Krutch — That's What People DoGlenn Kaiser — Time Will Tell