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Evening Standard 2/5 At their best, notably Dead to the World, their cascading choruses allied to Matt Tuck’s air-pumping vocals might cause a few pulses to race a little bit faster, but for the most part, this sound and fury signifies nothing.
All Music 3/5 Temper Temper feels like a gateway album into thrash, showing the influence that chugging riff-masters like Metallica, Megadeth, and Overkill have had on the current metal landscape, and will hopefully get some of their fans to look backwards to see the foundation those bands laid down back in the '80s.
The Guardian 2/5 Typified by the comically tame Riot, a song so bereft of the menace its title would seem to demand that it may as well be called Jumble Sale, Temper Temper is marred by cynicism and a lack of dirt under its nails.
Bullet for My Valentine
