Well hot damn! Kronos picks up right where The Red Chord left off with Clients and takes us through a journey of what it sounds like to pummel the aggression of 2003 deathcore to a pulp. It's instantly noticeable from the barbaric tone of the vocals to the drum production who they're emulating and there's honestly no complaints.
While Kronos looks like your average technical death metal band (if there ever was such a thing), their sound is definitely in a league all of their own, with lush solos and creative song structures. While the songs carry on a bit long and go in a thousand directions, the album is less than forty minutes and gives us more than we can honestly handle.
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