Which makes reviewing the album an exceedingly lackadaisical prospect. You already know you're getting exactly eight songs -- no more, no less -- of medium-length, breakneck technical death metal. Anything positive I have to say about the material is a straight rehash on the merits of all pre-2003 Fetus albums (ie. memorable riffs, captivating energy level, etc.), while the only real negative would be the increasing interchangeability of a growing number of records to choose from. Maybe deep down that's the only reason I have a soft spot for _Stop at Nothing_: it's the only sore thumb in the bunch.