They say that you can't judge a book by its cover. This album goes a long way toward proving that adage. Looking at the cover of this, you might think that the album is a techno or punk set. The log and cover art just seem to convey that concept to me. The truth is, though, this is an instrumental set of guitar based numbers. It's more of a more metal version of Joe Satriani. It's an intriguing set that manages to entertain while landing more on the technical end of the spectrum.

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I love the killer groove on this thing, yet the guitar riffing really steals the show here. It's another that leans heavily on the technical end of the spectrum. A piano based keyboard section takes the track late and ends it without any guitar.

There is plenty of melodic hard rock in the mix here. This gets metallic on its edge, too, though. It's another hot instrumental to continue the musical themes of this disc. There are some mellow interludes built into this one.

I love the balance between the mellower and fierce on this screaming hot cut. This is another great example of the kind of instrumental metal that this album represents.