A hardcore metalband from Sweden formed in 1996. They have through their carrier played a very non-melodic hardcore-metal with influences from death metal but on this album they have got softer so even I can find some good songs on it. Before I have had problems listening to their music which I have'nt found too good. I don't mind the music beeing hard, but there need to be some good songs and they havent got that until now. The have even followed the trend of mixing progressive elements into their music. Maybe that's what bands need to stay popular, too follow the trends? The twinbrothers Anders and Jonas Björler earlier played with At The Gates and Patrik Jensen also plays in Witchery and has played with Satanic Slaughter. Peter Dolving has been a member of Mary Beats Jane.

1)Never better (7,0) Porcupine Tree-influenced progressive metal mixed with american style modern metal.

2)No ghost (7,0) Pantera rip-off but a good heavy song.

3)Catch 22 (7,0) More progressive stuff and that continues through the album.

4)Disappear (7,5)

5)Motionless (7,0)

6)Unseen (7,0)

7)The skull (7,0)

8)Ocean park (-)

9)The city (5,5)

10)Them (7,0)

11)All ends well (6,5)

12)Done (7,0)

Score: 6,86

Peter Dolving-vocals (b.1969)

Patrik Jensen-guitar

Anders Björler-guitar (f.1973)

Jonas Björler-bass (f.1973)

Per Möller Jensen-drums (f.1973)

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