Given the high technical education of the band, I’m really glad they used those skills to backup their songwriting which, in my opinion, is of very high level and evident throughout the record. Without avoiding a slight repetition of riffology on some songs, the band honors the founders and continuers of the modern Swedish sound (call me At the Gates/The Haunted if you must) and filters their heritage in the writing of 13 devastating tracks where fury, speed, groove, technique and melody mix with each other, in different quantities each time. Definitely a suitable musical style for their merciless lyrical attacks on modern day society. And of course we shouldn't forget to mention the mixing/mastering done by Andy Classen, that boosts this album even more with it's clear (ok, some might find it too clear) and powerful sound. The final result is equally good or even exceeds many of today's productions, and exhibits the songs even more.

As always, some of you won't like the music of this release, or don't care/don't know the various difficulties a Greek band faces, especially those of the province like this one. In the end, what matters is whether the music moves you or not. Fair enough. But even in your case, I believe you'll admit this work lacks nothing, and is a fully professional one. Best wishes for the future, guys!

P.S. For those interested in listening to/buying this self-financed release, check their website.