Tense, embracing a melodic take on the new trends of metallic heaviness, located somewhere in the gray area between "Deftones/Korn Land" and the sea of Tool, "Pressure 4-5" crush repeatedly. "Antetechnology" is a slickly distorted romp of wall of riff breaks set against moody bass carries and taunt whispers of angst. The drumming is solid, with multiple segments of rolling snappy beats, especially prevalent on the moody pullback in "4or." 2 points for the Mike Myers "So I married An Axe Murder" imitation at the beginning of "11," which is a huge guitar wail and chunk fest of proper degree, and has some of the most guttural screams "Pressure 4-5" can produce, but they are done for effect. The normal pace of the vocals is mostly executed in toggles between whiney whispers and belted verbalizations. The end of the song and disk is a one note spiky pound, just to cement it home.

With 6 songs that ache with strain and the formula that is a fast becoming familiar one, "Pressure 4-5" stamp a fisted punch wrapped in static electricity upon the brand.