No right has no right sounding this tight and dope on such a small promo. This bay area straightedge band is bringing some raw and unhinged energy that you would be nuts not to find a moment on here you didn't like. From rage-spitting vocals to whirlwind fast riffs and hollowed-out drums that just blow you away, be ready for some dope music in a short period of time. I will say the drums have the most unique and fresh style on this little promo. That hollow sound with how hard they are hitting makes the songs hit so hard. The drums got a nasty taste to them in all the best ways. The riffs are a bit on the sludgy side at times but mostly just dum heavy and sound nice. The vocals got a nice layer of rage to them, and backed by some well-written lyrics, they helped them sound very raw. Unfortunately, I feel they could have been turned up a bit because they have a great style to them that I think would sound great with the other loud parts of the band if they were turned up. Also, the clean backing vocals were nice to switch up, but when they do it in the kter half of “Suffer,” the song switches to a hard rock alt song and feels a bit off and throws off the flow of the song, I feel. The bass adds a lot of weight during the slowed-down parts and breakdowns, but during the faster parts, I feel they get buried and lose a bit. The production makes them sound heavy and crisp; just some parts need to be pushed up in the volume department to truly let this band shine.