Like its predecessor (the comeback disc ), has a mostly original lineup delivering strong material that might not exactly stand up to the group's best early-'80s work, but still packs a nasty horror- punch. As always, the distinctive frontman leads the way on with his epic (if a little silly) lyrics and bizarre vocal range that defined the group's sound. Often overshadowed by 's theatrics, the other bandmembers (guitarist , bassist , and relative newcomer on drums) do their usual fine job cranking out retro and near riffs with biting precision. The sprawling is a clear standout, with its superior guitar grooves and relatively melodic and intelligible vocals. Other choice cuts include the crushing opener, and the title track, . If there was any concern that was going to be a one-off treat exclusively designed for nostalgic old-timers, proved that was back and ready to build upon its massive '80s underground reputation. ~ Vincent Jeffries