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Album Review: Terror - The 25th Hour

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"There's not one gentle moment from go to whoa."

If you thought it wasn't possible for Terror to get even more direct with their punishing brand of LAHC then think again.

On album number six the veterans have trimmed the meagre amount of fat found on their last few LPs to produce their leanest and most ferocious assault since One With The Underdogs. Most tracks clock in at way under two minutes and there's not one gentle moment from go to whoa. Instead Feed The Rats, Mind At War and the punishing Why? show that while Terror may be getting older they're also getting angrier.