Title: Fails for the most part...
Product review: When listening to this album, I find the drumming to be extremely terrible. Lindsay Mclennan, who plays very repetitively and without feeling, is Attak's drummer, and the sister of Mackie, the bassist of Blitz, a band that is very influential to Attak's sound. There are so many similarities between the sound of Attak and Blitz, I'm thinking, "can't you let the Blitz obsession go for a song or two?" And they do let up for a few tracks, including "Young and Proud," which sounds very out of place on this album, almost as if it's imitative of another group they heard when they felt they'd over done the whole Blitz rip-off. The songs on the album mostly all sound the same, and they're all fairly slow, monotonous songs. Not good for thrashing one's room to, but this album does have it's highlights: Zombies, Demon, Young and Proud, Wild Thing, and most of the bonus tracks of their early demos are much better songs than the ones from the actual record.
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