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Mar 5, 2020While the record doesn’t reinvent the wheel in any major ways, it offers an exciting array of musicianship that’ll keep listeners hyped. Body Count’s drive towards facing real world issues, along with their intriguing fusion of musical styles, allows them to be a band for fans of both the old and new school.
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Mar 9, 2020For the most part, Ice plays with middle-age, cranking up the grumpy-old-man persona he established on 2014’s Institutionalized with tongue-in-cheek glee and riding it through the exploitation movie excess of Thee Critical Beatdown.
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Classic Rock MagazineMar 5, 2020A hit-and-miss affair padded out with too many Fred Durst-style shouty tantrums. [Apr 20202, p.88]
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Mar 5, 2020There's some really great songwriting on the album and a handful of tracks worth adding to your daily rotation, but it viciously grabs your attention without being able to hold onto it for very long.
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Jan 29, 2021It's not a bad album but previous ones like the eponymous album were so much better