Different but equally well

During Orgy have herumprobiert at "Candyass" what they can put everything on its feet musically and what its limits are, they are now more relaxed on "VT".
The second album is easier ear, however, is musically "poppy", which is some people may be disappointed. And yet, can be found on this CD impressive songs like "Fiction", "Opticon", "Eve" (in which the loss and the experience will be processed in the death, which in and of itself is very new and unusual for Orgy, normally not too personal things signs), "Eyes-Radio-Lies" (again personal childhood experiences of vocalist Jay Gordon) and "Saving Faces". The album is just through and through audible and pleasant, even if it is completely different from its predecessor.
Only the digital versions of the band members in the booklet are - like the five themselves admit - something went wrong, what the optics all in all, however, does not make much demolition. :)