Review by Augusto Romano

Internal Defect's latest album This is a hard-hitting and intense release that showcases the band's impressive musicianship and songwriting skills. From the opening track "Breakdown" to the epic closer "The End," the album is a relentless barrage of heavy riffs, thundering drums, and guttural vocals.

The band's sound is a mix of classic metal and modern hardcore, with nods to bands like Pantera and Hatebreed. But Internal Defect also adds their own unique twist to the formula, incorporating elements of thrash, death metal, and even some progressive rock.

One of the standout tracks is "Hollow," which features a crushing guitar riff and a catchy chorus that will have fans singing along. "Fading" is another highlight, with its intricate guitar work and dynamic shifts in tempo and mood.

Summary by Augusto Romano

This is a solid album that should appeal to fans of heavy music. Internal Defect has proven once again that they are a force to be reckoned with in the metal scene.