Starting nicely with some stoner sounding up-tempo wah, followed by a standard eighties riff, supporting the verses with a staccato shouting Spanish voice. This voice sounds like a military officer commanding his soldiers. Musically you’ll hear some (not very impressive) influences of Saxon, Maiden and Kiss. This combined with a few million notes per minute, Malmsteen solos, and very dull, flat drum work.

Pinpointing this band in the biography as the “Spanish Motorhead” is completely misplaced. Maybe in a live situation, in faster versions (and better, and much rougher), this could make sense. Or maybe this reference was just to place the band in a time line perspective. Except for the last two songs, which have a few nice ideas, we’ve heard it all before, and much better.