No one will argue the band’s relevance in the modern thrash metal revival, but on this EP it feels like Tony and the boys just phone it in. The songs have been done a thousand times before and the vocal delivery that hasn’t strayed from any of the band’s other affiliated acts continues to drill with the same approach. Maybe some gang vocals, or sing alongs, it anything at all that would just do something that hasn’t been done by this band countless times over to make this a necessary release.
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