A departure from the supercharged metal of Hellbilly Deluxe, more so than A Sinister Urge. Some redeeming tracks, but all-in-all disappointing

I eagerly took this home after purchase hoping against all hope that this album was better than A Sinister Urge. I was sorely mistaken. I rip it to my ipod and on my first listen in the car, I found that I couldn't get "in" to the slow rhythmic rocking - most of the first part of the album is similar to "Never Gonna Stop(The Red Red Krovvy)" which I didn't particularly like. My love for zombie is rooted in such tracks as "Supercharger Heaven," "Real Solution #9," "Superbeast," "Dragula," "Demonoid Phenomenon," and "Dead Girl Superstar." I know we can't like all the songs an artist produces, but on this album I pretty much only like "Let It All Bleed Out" It, IMHO, is the only track that has the hard-driving hotrod metal that I love. Maybe it's a bit early to give this review but most of the other zombies I've bought I left them spinning in my CD player for weeks after I put them in fresh out of the packaging, this one I can't wait to get out.