The record starts aggressively with an angered scream and full-speed blasting, which I found very amusing. This very first song states the aggression this whole record is emitting and is called, how could it be else, Warhead. The music has certain melodic parts, but mostly it is pure rage that radiates from this piece of plastic. The second song has some typical Morbid Angel riffs and blasts. Luckily, Mindgrinder found an own interpretation and make it a very attracting song to listen. The rudder is thrown radically with the third song called The Rebellion. This song just breathes thrash, which I really admire about these guys. The whole album is one big pool of diversity and creamed with a nice layer of brutal blasts that will pound your eardrums! The 4^th song is one of my favourites, called Transition. I am the kind of metalhead that likes to headbang with mid-tempo moshriffs filled with a constant double bass drum. If you know what I’m talking about, then you’ll definitely appreciate this song. After the storm usually comes calm, which MindGrinder have solved with a kind of ballad like song of 1 minute that flows into Hellfire, which is another great tune to crash your brain cells. The rest of the album is kind alike with what I mentioned above.

 

The biography describes it as extreme metal, which is quite correct. The album contains great death metal riffs and a fair amount of thrash. Sometimes, you might be able to find a lone black metal riff lost in the big sea. If this appeals to you, then run to the store and get it. Fans of Zyklon definitely should listen to it. Enjoy!