End Position

Me oh my I do like that distortion.

This album slaps. It's got a punk energy, with industrial production and a snarling, biting and convulsing front man that gives his all on the delivery of this record. It's loud, in your face, abrasive, punch in your face music that is both catchy and destructive. It's not the most original record out there (this brand of industrial metal has been done before) but what makes up for it is the pure passion and intensity it brings to the table. It's the same passion you'd find on a Deftones record, but filtered through a highly digital and glitched view. Each new track adds an element, a new energy and a new intensity that makes it great for repeated listens. It's a good heavy metal record that slaps, what more could you want?

Favorite Jams: In Defence of Resentment, If This Is What Passes as Living, Black Din

Lest Favorite: Victims of Nostalgia