That's the 3rd or 4th album so far for the strangely named 8 Foot Sativa (with a hemp as background on their logo!?) and I was expecting something else than Swedish mid-tempo type thrash/death – the Gothenburg way, especially with song titles such as "Altar Of Obscenity", "Brutal Revenge" and "Perpetual Torment". The band came up with some good arrangements that won't let the CD getting dusty for this short period that it's fresh; afterwards I'm afraid this English-speaking quartet shall not bother me quite often. Their audio clothing is definitely worn-out and even I feel the minimum of sympathy, I can't help myself from closing the door for purchasing this album to the ones reading this review, at least some songs deserve to be checked, especially because they keep away from pop/power metal melodies and they have a certain way of composing (and how shouldn't they after so many albums?). Nuff said…