Despite having released only two full length albums in their all to short heyday, now defunct Acid Bath created a cult following that survives to this day. This re-release of their second album should explain why: an astonishing mix of goth, punk, and alt/rock with black metal overtones that creates a frightening mix of both self-destruction, and self-exploration. A cosmic melting pot of influences from beginning to end with underground classics such as: Dead Girl, Locust Spawning, and Graveflower-which, if truly taken in, will be appreciated by many different factions of metalhead. For those that are already fans...succumb to the flashback.