If this somewhat captures your interest, I would strongly recommend checking out the entire album. It's all a top notch example of old-school thrash from England. No filler, maybe aside from the covers, which I still enjoy thoroughly. The vocalist was from a different band, only sang on this record, as I believe the label wasn't happy with Sy Keeler's (the usual vocalist at the time, also my favourite of all Onslaught's vocalists) performance on that album. While this vocalist may not be particularly suited to thrash in general, I think he delivered a fine performance and it somehow fits really well on this material. This is one of my favourite albums; at least top 25 (to quote a rough figure). Enjoy!
