There's clearly more of a black'n'roll influence here in some songs ("Nothing is Sacred" and "Zero Tolerance" in particular), but my favourite songs from this album are the more "epic" sounding ones, generally lengthier than the others-namely "Human-Proof" and the closing title track, though they both still have that punkish, aggressive streak. Anyway, the album's generally more interesting than Rapture.

The only good thing Laiho ever did.

Written by Maco on 05.01.2021 at 02:14

The only good thing Laiho ever did.

I was wondering when you would show up to grace us with your keen sense of reading the room to provide this wholesome opinion on the subject.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 05.01.2021 at 02:53

I was wondering when you would show up to grace us with your keen sense of reading the room to provide this wholesome opinion on the subject.

Had to work you know.