I consider myself a new "fan," of No Warning, having accidentally received their Ill Blood album from their old label, Bridge 9. Ill Blood was wicked. This, however, is completely disappointing. The change in label tells the tale: they went from all-hardcore Bridge 9 to the Linkin-Park-and-God-knows-what-else Machine Shop label. If you're a fan of Linkin Park or Sum 41, you may enjoy this, because it definitely incorporates elements from their music. More power to you. However, if you come from the Old School Hardcore school, like I do, and were really turned on by their previous albums, you'll see this one as a travesty. The worst part is that the songs are almost good, but then they break into a really lame melodic radio-friendly sound right where you think they're gonna let loose like they did in the previous albums. In short, if you were a fan of the Ill Blood or the S/T, avoid this album.