Even though it's not a proper full-length release, _Disposable Suffering_ deserves just as much attention as other retro-thrash albums released around it deserve. Cuts like the opening title track, "The Company" and "The Removal of the Spine" prove that Seregon have definitely done their homework and are indeed a promising act. The band's skeleton (riffing and drumming) is closely packed and their tightness is evident on "Band of Brothers" and "Echoes". The vocals are utilized cleverly throughout this effort. They're not the typical aggressive shouts one would normally expect from a thrash band and they're not standard death metal growls either, it's a hybrid of both vocal styles that will be a very effective factor in their live performances.

One thing to note is that with all those new thrash bands emerging almost every week now, every band must continue developing its sound and push its limits to stand out amongst the copy cats. Seregon do have the necessary attitude to do so, and given that thrash metal is big in the UK these days, they can use that to their advantage by exposing themselves more and gain some experience. A 7-track 28-minute EP is good for now, but Seregon will need more than that to make a name for themselves.