They weren't kidding when they said "Electronica Rock." To give you an example of what it sounds like, its like what Nine Inch Nails did for industrial metal, but if done for mainstream rock. Let's just say that it is incredibly catchy and is already suited to be shoved on the radio and replayed dozens of times over. With effects and warped sounds, we travel down a reverbed version of the band The Secret Handshake.

   I really do like "Demolition City" and at first glance I thought I might not. But the avalanche of good tunes just silences anything someone could say bad about it. And if we put it on paper, the excellent mix of effects, the strong yet simplistic guitars, the steady drums and the appealing vocals, all add to the overall reason why you should listen to this without hesitation. Some have beef with over used effects and with artists such as T-Pain I can see why, but the stitching of alternative rock and electronica for The Anix is done so well, there is no place for harsh judgment.