Title: change can still be good
Product review: Zao comes out with yet another album and yet, another change. Ever since "Where Blood and Fire..." almost every album has changed, but Zao still held true in most of their efforts. This album is VERY different from their past albums, especially if you look all the way back to "The Splinter...", but it is really well put together and sounds great! With the return of Russ Cogdell on guitars and Dan Weyandt back on the mic., you knew something good had to come from it. It's still strange to not see Jesse Smith on the kit; afterall he was the only one left from the ORIGINAL Zao. Never-the-less, it all worked out and this is an album for Zao fans to have. Of course, keep your musical minds open because it can be a rough listen if you're fully focusing on the older albums.
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