These hard rockers were hindered on their first album by a poor, muddy mix, and strained material. This time around, with the assistance of producer Randy Bishop, the mix is straightened out and you can hear
both the vocals and the instrumental interplay. Bishop co-wrote most of the material with the band. While its heavy-metal message won't exactly set the literary world on its heels, it is crisp and cohesive, and seems
to present the kind of hard-rockin' image they are after. "If it's too loud, you're too old!" they sing, and if you agree with that, the rest of the album will appeal to you.
