Infecting Enter Chaos' poor debut is the band's tendency to play generic Gothenburg, meaning their songs are predictable and contain no substance whatsoever. Enter Chaos' idea of a good song follows this pattern: start with a half-assed melodic riff, begin drumming, blastbeat section, solo, and repeat until end. I expect a full-blown slaughter of rapid tremolo picking, powerful melodic riffs, wonderful growls, and blazing solos when I think of good Gothenburg, but here's the issue: Enter Chaos hardly does of any of these things right! Sure they tremolo pick and solo, but it all sounds so simple and generic; it's seriously like they're some piss-poor At the Gates cover band without any individualism at all. They might find this s*** acceptable, but anyone who buys this will be wishing for their money back after experiencing this poop for themselves.

What's worse than hearing this CD? How about trying to decipher this CD's production that presents itself as a wall of noise with the band members killing their dignity in the background, that's what! Yes, Dreamworker has one of the worst production jobs you'll hear on a full-length album, and definitely one of the worst mastering jobs I've ever witnessed. The guitars seriously sound like a wave of random noise with fading volume, whilst the solos are way too loud and come off as chalkboard---being-scratched annoying. On the other side of the spectrum is the deafening (literally) percussion, the invisible bass, and the dirty voice effects. You can't even tell the vocals were done by a female because the production sounds so muddy and rushed; it's very aggravating and certainly a very annoying mistake that could have been easily avoided.