I am a supporter of Intros. Has a song or an album a good intro, it has already won me directly. And damn, is "Jesus Frankenstein" an awesome intro and the album offers even more. Somewhere I had heard once that Rob for "Educated Horses" more will focus on his films and comics. I had fears that it would stick to the three studio albums. But this fear has not materialized and luckily came back so isser - better than ever. Although Rob has not changed the style radically (one notices still clearly the proximity to the film) like never before, the songs seem so geradlienig and uncompromising. I feel like every song is the manifestation of an idea that has been decided to the last, and finally pressed into silver. And begins as ingenious as the album, so fantastic it also ends with "The Man Who Laughs", including the epilogue.
The only song that can fall out a bit for me is, "Cease to Exist", which comes a little boring therefore sneaked. There just do not have the momentum.
