It's a step down from GWAR's previous two albums, but it does have its moments as well/. The problem is, is that like GWAR's debut , it's a very mixed bag. Some songs work well (the more experimental moments like in "Bad Bad Men" and "The Insidious Soliloquy of Skullhedface"), others are completely filler-based and don't justify sub-minute lengths, and there's a few decent thrashy numbers to complete the tracklist. It doesn't have any particular stand-out moments like the last two albums did, but is still decent to have in your collection if you're a fan.

As funny as previous GWAR albums, some song are short and pack a punch. It is a little more experimental than former albums, so I guess that's the reason the rating is lower.
Favorite songs: Saddam A Go-Go, Eat steel, jack the world, BDF, Fight, and the oh so politically incorrect (well, like most GWAR songs) Slap U around.