Album Notes

"It’s actually quite easy to distinguish yourself within metalcore – just keep the dissonant chords to the bare minimum, write punchy hooks and you’re more or less there. Gacy’s Threads are at least on the right path. It would have been easy to just thow a thousand kronking chords at the wall and see what sticks, but the band have elected instead to actually focus on moving the songs on melodically.

In fact, there’s almost a nod or two to late period Sepultura in here as well as the assortment of Norma Jeans, Converges and all the other noisecore luminaries. That makes itself apparent when the guitars go into real chug mode, with the whole band seemingly aware that it’s time to lock down and get the job done. ‘Nothing Sacred’ impresses as well with a touch of moody clean guitar that isn’t actually all that common in this kind of setting."
metalireland.com (review exert)