Thrash from times when only a few stubborn bands stuck to playing thrash without going groove. I suppose it's a honorable move, total unsellout approach in the days when even veterans like Overkill strayed off from their beaten track. The album sounds alright, but the 90s production isn't best possible on a thrash album IMO and the vocals are somewhat weak, the singer does have some originality in his voice, though, which is a plus. The songs are ok, but I think there's a few average songs that lower the rating. If there's one word for this album it's predictable: imagine 90s mid paced thrash from USA/GBR -- I know they're german but they don't sound german thrash -- 90s production and songs that are mostly decent; it sounds a lot like Xentrix with different accent. The songs "Mother's Revenge", "Soulcatcher" and especially "Dream World" stand out here. All things considered I would rather recommend the album than not, but I feel that only thrashers can appreaciate it.