The Rubik's Cube of metal returns from their brief EP last year with a concrete slab of tracks aimed to pick up the story from the glorious Death Of A Dead Day. What's most surprising is just how comparable it is to their previous full length. That sound was so advanced that even eleven years later, the band still finds themselves toying with it in glee. The vocal department is just as spastic, and the riffs are still as noodly as they've always been.The production is deep and intricate, and there are endless layers of built in secrets that litter the entire recording. It's a superb release, with a unique sound, from a one of a kind band.
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