There’s really an EP’s worth of material on this album. Inflating it to the length of an LP which dwells on the territory between okay and good – and may end up beingSuicidal Tendencies’ last one – doesn’t do justice to the band’s legacy, nor to Lombardo’s. A release with six good tracks on it and a sticker that says “Lombardo plays on this one” on the cover might have worked better.

READ MORE