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AllMusic Review by Blake Butler
A cathartic onslaught of the grinding, screamy
nature dished out by the masters of musical emotional aggression, Reversal of Man.
If someone were to bulldoze a mall with people inside of it, this could
very well be the soundtrack, characterized by chaotic, choppy,
cut-throat structures and some extremely well-done screaming. "Mittens
and Muzzles" alone makes this album worth buying, not to mention the 15
other tracks on This Is Medicine.
While it's not necessarily the best work by ROM, it's still better than
75 percent of the rest of the other grindcore/hardcore bands out there.
Tracklist
| 1 | January Twenty Second | |
| 2 | Enoch Ardon | |
| 3 | Fashion Cowboys | |
| 4 | The Houngen | |
| 5 | Butterflies | |
| 6 | Mittens And Muzzles | |
| 7 | Bless The Printing Press | |
| 8 | The Lottery | |
| 9 | Dying On Cue | |
| 10 | Conjecture | |
| 11 | Hills Have Eyes | |
| 12 | Transfer Zounds | |
| 13 | Hand Me Complaints Please | |
| 14 | Rubberneck Telepathy | |
| 15 | Idle Adolescents | |
| 16 | Twenty Seconds Example Of Repetitive Nature |
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