Produced by Bruce from Living Sacrifice, this is another solid release. It definitely has that Living Sacrifice feel, like the Reborn album. It's not exactly like it, it definitely has its own feel, as these guys are great musicians. The guitars are heavy and brutal and the vocals are sharp and convicting. I saw them live, and they were awesome. It sounded a lot like the CD, so if you get the opportunity, definitely check these guys out. Lyrically, they leave no room for disappointment, and there is no doubt where they stand in their beliefs. Looking toward the future, I would say that, with time, these guys will rise to the top in the hardcore scene. It is refreshing to see new bands arise and put out quality music. This is an overall good album and a good recording -- bold and brutal. It will challenge you to stand up to the devil, in Jesus Name, of course, so check it out.
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