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This is a short EP containing three new songs and three reimagined and reworked older songs. Here we see All Hell having moved into a much more "black/thrash 'n' roll" direction than when I heard them a few years ago. It’s fast-paced, catchy, rocking stuff with harsh raspy vocals, pretty much what you can expect from the genre. It’s not original, but it’s diverse enough with a few twists and overall I found it quite entertaining. It’s short, but it’s a lot of fun.