If you have a craving for old school heavy metal, this might be just the meal for you. This New Jersey based band delivers the real steel. There is a lot of NWOBHM here, along with some bits of thrash, punk and more. Overall, though, this is just fierce metal. The vocals remind me of WASP quite a bit. I'd say that they could have used a mellower cut here or there to allow the fiercer stuff to really stand out, but I like this quite a bit as it is.

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I love the guitar workout at the start of this cut. The whole tune really ups the ante. It's a screaming hot metal stomper that works so well. This is real metal, not any kind of new sound. This is anthemic and very strong.

A percussive hammering sound opens this. The guitars rise up from there. This is another killer metal song. It's a bit slower, but no less fierce. The introduction plays through. Then they fire out into another jam to continue. This is a bit thrashy in some ways.

A bit on the raw side, this is pounding and furious. It's angry and has a bit of a punk edge to it. It's no less compelling, though. The instrumental break is on fire. The guitar soloing later is so cool, too.

A catchy metal number, "stomp" is an appropriate title. This also gains a parental advisory. It's mean stuff, but also strong.

Although this is still fierce, it has a bit more of a melodic edge than some of the other tracks, do. The guitar solo is so meaty.