Pissing Razors invaded the metal scene in the early 1990’s, delivering a powerful dose of modern, groove oriented thrash metal. Throughout the eight years of their career, the band released six LPs and one live album, with each time pushing their style into a new level of progression. "Evolution", their sixth opus from 2003, showcased some definite sound progression, with Tool-influenced song twists enhancing the groove-driven thrash metal style. Vocalist Andre Ascota delivered his best on this release, with a voice ranging from Pro-Pain’s Gary Meskil to Pantera’s Phil Anselmo. Most of the tracks were a bit slower than on the previous albums, but they haven’t lost the crushing heaviness that was always a part of Pissing Razors’ music. Perhaps the most intriguing song on “Evolution” is the title track (featured on the album in two versions, one of which is sung in Spanish), which delivers a surprising mix of Metallica and Iron Maiden-influenced riffage. New digipak edition is limited to 1000 copies. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process on a golden disc.