The 11th studio long-player from the veteran hard rockers, the aptly, though rather lazily, named marks the return of vocalist to the fold -- left the group in 2014 to "pursue other interests." Hearing 's sinister and instantly recognizable banshee wail reunited with showrunner/guitarist 's taut, melodic riffing is a thrill, especially for longtime fans. Standout cuts like "Needle and Suture," "Reset," and the monolithic "No Tomorrow," the latter of which might be the best thing the band's recorded in over a decade, provide a 21st century link to -fronted faves like , , and . As has been the case on previous late-period outings, there's some filler to be waded through, but feels a bit more lived-in and immediate than 2013's so-so . With 11 albums under their belt, seem to have finally found the sweet spot between the thrash-kissed days of yore and the more traditional yet no less meaty metal stylings of their 21st century incarnation. ~ James Christopher Monger