There’s a little lost in-between, but the brutal, and at times complex onslaught will satisfy your need for frenzied death metal. It’s disappointing that you don’t see serious variety until well past the halfway mark, but when you do get it for more than a transient period, you’re left feeling supremely satisfied. – By Michael Negron

‘Anareta’ manages to challenge expectations for both the band and the genre, while keeping the core of what Horrendous is the same, and for that reason alone it’s worth checking out. – By Michael Negron