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This is a nice blend of old-school and modern thrash from Rezet. A lot of it is more like "party thrash", so upbeat and kind of lighthearted stuff that gets the party going, but there are some darker tracks as well. Lots of influences here; throughout the album I was reminded of the likes of Megadeth, Testament, post-2000 Destruction, and a myriad of crossover thrash bands and even a hint of power metal here and there as well. The music is most often very speedy, the kind of stuff that triggers an immediate moshpit and results in many damaged necks from all the headbanging. The ballad "Together Apart" gives a bit of a relief before things break out into a speedfest again. Nothing particularly original, but Rezet is packed with variety, so it doesn't get boring despite its running length, which, at 48 minutes, is a little longer than I usually like for a thrash album. Check it out.