FBD sold by the bucket-load on the strength of the
previous album, but it's not as good.
Diamond/Dimebag Darrell's down-tuned chug is slowed way down in places and sounds like
Fear Factory in others;
Fear Factory are boring. The drums are savagely heavy-handed and impact upon the sound of the whole album a little too much. It's still as heavy as a bag of spanners, but has less to set it apart from the era's
Pantera clones. Although, there's a rather fine cover of
Black Sabbath's
Planet Caravan at the album's end that deserves a mention.
Songs of Note:
5 Minutes Alone;
Becoming
3 aggressive album covers out of 5
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