It's Jeff Walker doing the vocals exclusively, and he has one of the most powerful voices in death metal today. Not the gutteral growl typified by Benton or Mullen, but a part black-metal rasp with a slightly nasal delivery. He creates some really great patterns and his natural lilt is specially suited to this sort of vocals. As a pleasant sub-consequence, we're saved from hearing Steer's terrible belches and farts that he somehow manages to make with his throat. The drums are precise as ever, Owen being one of the great single-foot blasters from the early days of grind.
Riffs are mostly thrashy heavy metal riffs with definite rock and blues influences.
Excellent use of pinch harmonics on this CD and very interesting arrangements all over the place. The solos are inserted in generous amounts at just the right places. Too bad they're not as interesting as they once were. It is a moderately enjoyable album, but prepare to be severely disappointed if you are a grind fan. In fact, in that case, don't bother with this at all.