Once posed for Calvin Klein clothing, Tim Wheeler and his gang are kicking the world once again with their seventh studio album, with two solid openers, `Meltdown' and `Orpheus', concentrating much on the distortion of the lead guitars, the deepness of the bass, and the richness of the drums. The bad news is the rests were more like tokens, written only for the sake of completing an album. Too many unmemorable tracks take over towards the end. Aside of uncreative and hardly catchy melodies, Tim did not challenge himself with a high range vocal as he used to. The good news though is they still sound consistent and hardcore since the start of their career, when nowadays rarely an alternative rock band can be musically loyal to their core fans as they have fallen into the trap of writing mainstream crowd-pleasing music.