First part of the album is as good as they ever been. This time it's more modern sounding and has a sweet crisp production (their best to date!). Some of the songs however dates back to the 80's and it's mainly Nobody's Home and Candles which is a joy to hear as both has been featured on many live bootlegs but never seen a official release. And both sound excellent here, could be their two best tracks! Halloween Night is another highlight, a fun anthem that would work great on a live concert. After Noboy's Home it starts to go downhill pretty fast and from Head against the Wall and onward it's just a waste of time. Nothing stands out in anyway and it feels way to serious and aggressive to really suit the style of the band.

They could easily had made this into a 42 minute album with the twelve first songs and I would have slapped a good rating on it, but as of now it's a 5. But check out the first 9 songs if you like Halloween, you will love it!