Minimal snotty, dirty maximum

Good album of a band from the one, however, is more usual. The consistently tougher approach makes all the songs somehow dirty, somehow metalliger, somehow hardcoreiger. But somehow einheitsbreiiger, somehow frabloser than the 'standard quality' that one is used by older Smoke Blow albums.

Normally, they are put in an album of Smoke Blow and listens a hymns ensemble, where a tip the next song is driving in front of him. In "The Record" I had this particular unique Smoke Blow listening experience does not comply to the extent that my expectations were. That had already indicated when album "Colossus": This is not the 'good old Smoke Blow Stuff', here has any development taken place. This gorgeous, especially good portion of snot somehow missing that has made in the albums of 1999 ("Smoke's a Blowin 'Black As Coa") and 2005 ("Dark Angel") this band so fantastic.

Nevertheless Smoke Blow Smoke Blow Me simple: Absolute high-class Schnodderrocker!

If anyone but the band should not even know, for the first contact I would personally recommend earlier albums.