Onslaught - 2020 - Generation Antichrist [hi-res] -

: Critics from The Razor's Edge and Rockwell Unscene Magazine describe the production as "near perfection," specifically highlighting the "roaring thunder" of the drums and "crushing" guitar distortion that remains clear even at extreme volumes.

This was the first studio album since 1989's In Search of Sanity to not feature iconic frontman Sy Keeler. Onslaught - 2020 - Generation Antichrist [Hi-Res]

: Drum recordings were captured by Scott Atkins , while guitar tracking was managed by Chuck Creese . Lineup Changes : Critics from The Razor's Edge and Rockwell

The album is lauded for its "wickedly beefy" and modern production, handled by (known for his work with Behemoth and Meshuggah). Lineup Changes The album is lauded for its

: Newcomer Dave Garnett took over vocal duties, delivering a "feral" and "raspy" performance that critics noted kept the spirit of Keeler's style while adding a fresh, aggressive edge.

The album runs approximately 38 minutes and is characterized by its relentless pace, ranging from mid-tempo "stompers" to "blisteringly fast ragers". Album Review: Onslaught - Generation Antichrist