Pros:

Energised and aggressive performances, packing in wondrous lead vocals, lightning-fast guitar leads and monstrous percussion to bring the tracks to life

Riffs and hooks are mostly catchy and enjoyable, guaranteed to satisfy any metal head and harkening back to classic performances and records

Cons:

Houses not a single fresh idea, instead banking on tropes of the genre to fill out its runtime

Lacks diversity, with far too many tracks based around interchangeable riffs and similar structures

Best: Bullets & Tears

Worst: The Devil In Me

5/10 Good tracks, poor album