Title: Another day, another contrived nu-metal disc
Product review: This band are another band who have an subscription to the `how to be a nu-metal band' handbook. Everything about this band screams unoriginality and clichés; the name, the image, the `offensive' album cover, the attitudes and, of course the music. `Pushing me' sounds like Coal Chamber, the title track has the obligatory Tool style vocals in the chorus, `stick it up' is a Soulfly clone, and there's no shortage of Deftones/ Korn riffs and Slipknot style screaming. The only track that really stands out among all this mediocrity is `Fallout', but that isn't enough to save this album.This band are as contrived and homogeneous as a pop band and are basically a boy-band but aimed at the `edgy' rock audience, who think that this sort of thing is alternative. Slaves on Dope? Slaves to a record company more like!
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