Reviewed by Gareth Duffield

This is the second project that the California-based band has cut for Tooth & Nail and the sharp, clean, first class production doesn't falter. This cutting edge four piece punk/rock band kicks off with "The Massacre" and the words "What have I done, I don't deserve this." An amazing truth that will probably ring out across skate parks and among the skater generation around the world. This band makes the Gospel relevant and accessible for a hard to reach culture. The album is produced with heavy driven electric guitars and unfaltering drumming. The use of synths and vocal arrangements in this album along with the odd acoustic number thrown in when you least expect it, could make it a contender for one of the best rock albums this year.

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