Featuring , , and vets, Chicago's breaks little new ground on in spite of its pedigree. Swaying from -styled melodic like to textbook and onto metalcore mayhem in time for a tributary cover of ' the group has a fine understanding of subgenres, but suffers from an apparent identity crisis. That's not to say these guys can't play -- guitarist tears it up on the standout anthem and vocalist is a strong vocalist with a wide range -- but risks alienating the picky audience it is trying to reach by dabbling in too many styles to really please anyone. ~ John D. Luerssen