I havent been following Suicide Commando since Construct/Destruct recordings, but this album should be released on tape just for fans! Solid new SC album in years since Johan's oldest music works.

A good, solid album, typical of Suicide Commando. Will not disappoint the old fans, though It isn't going to attract new ones. Not something outstanding, but a decent album which carries on the tradition of S.C. and EBM. Features collaboration with old EBM veterans like Front 242 and it's really the old fans of the genre who will appreciate it the most, though it doesn't sound oldschool at all. A second listening will tell you if it's a concept album or not, although myself I can't decide - the album title nevertheless seems to try to embrace all the tracks whose music, as expected, is cold and relentless, the vocals harsh, although the distortion here could be used allowing more space for emotions and actually be more assorted to each track (i.e. shouldn't be so flat) something evident in the older albums. An anthem to the Lord of Darkness in german lyrics (Do you mean something by this Roy?), like Sterbehilfe, stands out from the rest of the tracks, but there aren't really any fillers - all the tracks are worth listening.