By the time of this 1990 release, was quite a distance from their peak '80s form. The best years were behind them, for sure, but the Canadian punkers still had plenty left to say. Sonically, there's nothing surprising about . The songs are perhaps a little more political than most of their '80s issue material, but only voracious lyric-readers will notice the difference. Highlights include the rambunctious and a truly sinister cover version of that is probably the record's best cut. The world of had already witnessed several generational shifts before this offering hit the streets, and even more new artists were waiting on deck, as the landscape would quickly become overcrowded with bands who might not even have heard of . In such a competitive climate, it's good to know that this traditional outfit had the courage to stick to their early format so many years after their commercial heyday. Definitely not an essential recording, still rates high among fans, but listeners new to the group should avoid this one. ~ Vincent Jeffries