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What the band produces is intricate hardcore at different speeds, which almost always either crushes or shakes the listener, then almost derails them in a sharp curve and unexpectedly incorporates a nearly punk rock melody. One shouldn't hope to enjoy these for more than a few seconds, but it makes the songs significantly more listenable when the instrumentals express not only despair and anger but also a touch of melancholy. For the inner emo, so to speak.
The whole 11 songs go by relatively quickly, and I never felt that any riff was dragged out longer than necessary to hit hard. Even the two pieces over 4 minutes long don't feel stretched. There's a lot happening throughout the album. When it's over, you can immediately let the train race into the abyss again after a short breather. A hard piece of music for the private crash on the turntable, without frills and expertly executed.
