The sarcasticly thoughtup tracklisting, suggests that maybe this band is just an ETID rip off or, maybe they're just another lame hardcore band, that things they're different from every other band. With that being said, I instantly looked deeper. It turned out that both statements were a fallacy. Not only was this band around well before Everytime I Die, but they were the complete opposite of a stereotypical hardcore band. With unpredictable and almost unmatchable guitar work, this band combines mixes of good old Rock n Roll, and classic metal to put together their album "Millenarian". Tracks such as "Toilet Paper and Leotards" give listeners a round-about feeling of what to expect out of this band, with their everchanging style of guitar riffs and then the lengthy solo at the end of the track. Others such as "It's Like Fucking A Napkin Full of Toenails" show the more sarcastic side to the band, along with the classic style guitar work much in the vein of some of the 80's bigger thrash bands, this track is also built mostly lyricless and has a really raw metal sound that'll please some of you true to the core thrash fans. The next track I found myself again taken away by was "Way to Go Cowboy". This track contains some odd sounding guitar riffs that seem unmatchable, with odd octaves used, and downright brutal metal riffs, this track is a perfect example of how this band stands out from most of the United State's metal bands of today. In "Spina Bifida" listeners get a little sample of classic sounding techy/math-like riffs, in their early stages. Not yet up to the sound of Dillinger, but still very much in the roots of the music, this track has proved to be my favorite on the album. To close the album the track "Piss Engine" uses a snare roll, to kick off their final entry in "Millenarian". This track seems to be the best example of metal at it's rawest form, and at times seems like a little much to handle. With brief slower breaks, turning back into full throttle thrash riffs, this track proves to be a good way to close the album.