I prefer this to their second self-titled album because I hear more raw energy here. The melodies are fantastic and have a fair balance between the three guitars. My only complaint is the vocalist, as his voice reminds me of more glam-metal (therefore, not really fitting well at times).

In my opinion, a very good debut.

This is great, and it is so much better than what they released thereafter. This is still raw, edgy and powerful. Just the vocals are a bit out of place most of the time.
Not sure I had ever spun an entire album of them earlier than today. The debut will clearly be the only one I should I return to soon.

I agree with both previous comments, the raw energy and old-school feel is high here and it's very appealing. I still feel both follow-ups are better is better. Great album nonetheless.