Catchy dance-floor driven beats and well-mixed vocals are the basis of this (apparently) Swedish duo, a few songs have synth-pop flavored vocals, others present a harsher sound. The songs have a lot of layers and consistent melodies and harmonies. The thing that bugs me about this album, though, is that every song sounds like I've heard it before. Every song is an exercise in spotting the influence or song that's being repeated with slight variations. I just it's better than sounding bad, but I can't give 100% approval to a sound that's not their own. Not a bad EBM album, but nothing terribly memorable, either.

Punketta Doilie's math lesson : Originality / (Assemblage 23 + VNV Nation + X Marks the Pedwalk + Din_Fiv) = Z Procheck