A band from Gothenburg, Sweden that suffer from a severe Gothenburg-heavy-melodic-death-metal disease. There are a lot of samplings and an aggressive attitude and of course they include both growl and clean vocals. Even though we have heard it all a thousand times before and one can accuse the band of being copy cats there are some okey songs on this album but they don't stick out at all. It all gets very boring after a few songs. Also, the album is overproduced. No need to listen to this again except for the song Frontline.

This album is the first to include Jimmy Olausson on drums, replacing Daniel "Mojjo" Moilanen.

1)Question your place (6,5)

2)Frontline (7,5)

3)Feel afraid (7,0)

4)Numb (6,0)

5)Cash king (5,5)

6)One good thing (6,5)

7)Blood of saints (6,5)

8)Down to nothing (6,5)

9)Drama queen (6,0)

10)In darkness (6,0)

11)Journeys end (6,0)

Score: 6,36

Magnus Klavborn-vocals

Niclas Engelin-guitars (b.1972)

Marcus Sunesson-guitars

Steve Drennan-bass

Jimmy Olausson-drums

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