After being signed with southern records the cats have grown from strength to strength. They have returned in full force to truly blow the mind of all that witness the sheer brutality that Steve and Dan inflict on their guitars. Jamie's bass lines are as slick as ever and flow smoothly. The twangy/separated punch of the guitar will leave you gritting your teeth with anticipation for the next catchy riff. This album never loses pace, there's barely any point where you get bored. It's ideal to listen to when in a good mood, bad mood or just in the mood to listen to something that's guarenteed to get you in the mood to dance around the bedroom like a freak.

Although I love this album and band I must say that I much prefer listening to 'A Butterfly Kiss The Tar Of A Thousand Births' as it doesn't sound over-engineered and has more of a powerful, gritty edge to it.

But neverhteless please buy this album or at least check them out, this is a band worthy of your time.

Mike Simon.