Refined, yet accessible techno industrial filled with energy infused melodies and 4 on 4 beats. While at times this album sounds dated, it tends to remind me of the old skool German trance days at Tresor, certainly a good place to start. This is a perfect example of where techno and industrial crossover. The music is built for the dancefloor, with every track being very listenable as a single itself, all with an edge of vocal industrialism. Excellent release and probably the best album from Evils Toy.
The title track on this album is fantastic, really showed the potential of this group... unfortunately some of the other tracks fall short. Overall though this is probably the best Evils Toy album, it mixes the industrial style with some mild techno and the vocals aren't so bad on this.