Thanks to a new system in sending albums for reviewing called iPool, I have no data whatsoever on the album. Well I do, because it all can be found on the internet, but since I am a lazy fuck and the record company didn't send any info, I won't give you any. So, besides all this bullshit, let's see what we can say about the music on this record.

Prong, or Tommy Victor, have been around longer than Jesus Christ himself and have influenced many. Their revival was a couple of years back with the album Power Of The Damager. This record holds remixes of the songs from that album, done by a lot of guys with miXXXers appearantly. Some say things like this are done in order to get more cash or dough (or whatever kids say these days), others say it is an expression of creativity from different musician friends. Personally I think this record belongs to the latter group. This record holds 13 remixes of 12 songs. Huh? Yes sir, 'The Banishment' was remixed more than once. Twice to be exact.

Overall the songs don't differ a whole lot from the previous album, it's just easier to dance to now! The heaviness is still here. The overall sound is a bit more industrial and sounds like the remixes as done on say the OST from the movie Resident Evil.
Buy this record because: You like to dance to metal and you're a die-hard Prong fan that needs to have everything these guys ever made. Don't buy this record because: You can't dance and thought the last record was good enough already.

Peace out homies!