New Dead Radio's path toward self-actualization was in no way hampered by the efforts of recording duties at the hands of Logan Mader (Vio-Lence) and production compliments of Chuck Johnson (Sepultura, Slipknot). While NDR is as far from ordinary as they come, even a begrudging nod can be paid to the most run-of-the-mill band that surrounds themselves with this kind of behind-the-scene professionals.

A dimension to New Dead Radio that needs to be touched upon is their edgier incorporation of feedback. Sparingly used, this element develops an atmosphere on _Avalon Bridge Will Burn_ to further push their lack of standard cohesiveness that sets these guys apart.

While the scotched earth vocals test your resolve to endure all sixty-three minutes of _Avalon Bridge Will Burn_, the band's bizarre ability to bring it all together is something to behold. Much different recorded on disc, a solid bet would be in a live concert setting; NDR will invoke an annihilation principle of such magnitude no will be left standing.