The German youngsters rush headlong into their sophomore effort, just sixteen months shy of their aptly titled debut 'Thrash Notes'. This second effort is miles better than the debut due in large part to the massively thick production from Kristian Kohlmann (Crematory, Agathodaimon). While not disorderly or pell-mell, the band have a frantic pace that is as unrelenting as it is aggressive. The mid-tempo mosh grooves combined by the start-and-stop vocal melodies make this a more diverse album compared to its predecessor.