I love the guitars on this CD! They are so low yet melodic. They rip your face right off. The drums are deep to and tight. The singer sound downright possessed, I love it! I have seen them live, and Holy Sh*t... bring it!
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Happy Holocaust comes out punching like the close cluster of bombs dropping in an air raid.  It brings to surface the adrenaline that the pilot might feel amid ground-to-air bursts. Then amid the screams in reference to burning the song finds a strange balance among chaos as if the bombs are bursting over the land.  This provides the rhythm that could turn a rocking hardcore-head into a tranced shaman.  Like war, the song ends suddenly and without resolution, and I am still wanting something else to really set it apart from other hardcore songs.  Great listen, but I'm a hard critic.
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From what I was able to hear the theme of war was vividly reinforced and represented through the structure of the songs.  I liked the way many of the songs burst into action with the energy of a soldier after the first taste of blood and then settled into the chaotic rhythms of war.  I apologize to the artist for not accessing the full length versions (poor but willing to support in the ways that I can), which is why I hold back at three stars.  Hearing the resolution of these songs might have what it takes to push my review of the album to 4 stars, but I was still searching for elements that pushed this album beyond other hardcore albums of this caliber.  Definitely worth a listen especially if in the mood to get the adrenaline roaring and drift into a shamanic rock-swaying trance!
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