Hard and aggressive, the Austrians hammer away without wasting any time to put the sound into lyrics. An invitation to mass genetic rupture, as the songs leave no room for breathing pauses. From start to finish, the CD causes a feeling of stress for me, and I want to banish it from the player again. Not that the guys can't play, but this record is not something you can recommend to every non-coffee-drinking early riser; if they aren't up to par in bed, they're dead! Otherwise, this record doesn't offer anything new, except for the end of the piece "And the sky above," which allows the pulse to come down again, only to shoot back up with the next track. But here you can hear a strength, as there is singing instead of just screaming, and the idea arises why the band doesn't do more with this mix, as these unfortunately few passages make it listenable again, and the music could have something special. Anyone can hammer away...
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