Title: a bombastic explosion of post-hardcore
Product review: Their non-traditional song structure is engaging and permeates throughout most of the tracks on the ablum. Even on the final track, which instead of traditionally fading out ends as it seems to be building up to something. This, I imagine, is to leave the listener wanting more. It succeeds. The dualing vocals work well in conjunction with the varying styles and breakdowns within each song. One vocalist snotty, screachy (yet pleasant) voice adds to the furious nature of the hardcore/grindcore areas. The other vocalist exudes deeper, more rhythmic sensibilities. Along with their brilliant blending of punk, hardcore, pop, emo, and even ska (the list could go longer but let's not bother) easily turns Blood Brothers' "Burn Piano Island, Burn" into an instant classic.
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