Do not be misled by online descriptions of them as "industrial thrash". Perhaps that was true of their debut album, but this is no more industrial than Deicide is black metal. The guitar possesses a rolling tone more commonly associated with the dregs of nu-metal, but it does work in this context, although rarely providing anything beyond basic barre chord progressions, frequently settling into a groove. Melody is restrained, although it does come to the fore occasionally such as on "She's Got a Knife". Some clean vocals do surface intermittently but these are horrible and are best discarded.

It's an entertaining entrant and as far as emerging metalcore sounds go, Italy seems to be holding its own.