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Goatkraft certainly know how to keep it short and sweet, and it's probably better that way to prevent physical injuries from listening to this musical onslaught. This album is just under 29 minutes of raw, fast, unrelenting blackened death metal. There are a couple of interludes in there to give you some breathing room, but they sound so hellishly eerie that you don't really feel like you got that well-deserved break before all hell breaks loose again and another song kicks in and pins you to the floor. This is very in-your-face, non-technical, not pretty in the least, and it's a great remedy after a crappy day at work. Or any day, really.