The valleys most hated, human garbage did it again with dropping an album less than a year later from their last release, and it's just as great as its predecessor. The contuine their rampage of intense, well-produced, and pissed-off California hardcore. They have the raw and sloppy energy of a classic punk band but the brutality of a hardcore band. They blend these genres so well together; you get this non-stop of a raging album. Once again, the drummer is the star of this band by making every member work just as hard as him. His work is so impressive, I feel it makes the other members go all in and pour all their efforts to riff hard, hit that bass hard, and push those vocals to their limits. He is pummeling away at the kit at an insane speed and still has time to get through some quick and tasteful drum fills. The riffs are ripping hard and have some sweet thrash style to them. The bass is buzzing hard as it's played hard and deeply. The vocals are all on fire and just as aggressive as ever. These guys didn't miss a beat from their last release to this one. They may be human garbage, but they are human gifts to the hardcore and punk scene.