Certainly one of the band's better albums of the last decade or so. The turn of the new millennium seemed to have a great effect on Destruction's sound, and because of how sharp the production is, the instrumental performance is made to sound fresh and renewed compared to the unfortunately shoddy outputs of the 90s. The first half of the album for me feels a bit stronger and more powerful than the latter, though it's only consistently brilliant and ear-shattering.

And why I did listen it, seems band tyries play nu thrash to survive. Not their best, I did not like it.