From Poland, the quartet of NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST presents their third and brand new full-length-album entitle "Sailing the Seas of Nuclear Waste", having a powerful and very direct Grindcore, with Death Metal elements. I must advice the listener that if you like any kind of adornments, effects and complex stuff, you will definitely not find anything like that here, just a insane and simplistic rhythm to bang your head thru the sixteen songs and twenty two minutes of duration. Regarding the mixing and mastering, all the instruments sound a little too much muffled, it was probably the band intention, but vocals sometimes just seem to be alone.

Considering the number of the tracks and the total play time, I am sure u can assume that things for the band moves in a insane fast pace having an average near one minutes per each song things goes pretty much the same from "The Last Day Of Serenity" till "Bloody Kiss" , actually is so similar that for the first five songs, the impression I had was that all where the same song spited in minor parts. Then, things change a bit on "The One Above The Mankind" and even if it starts and finish like almost the entire album, some parts with riffs and rhythm variations stands out making it one of the highlights of the work. "Suicidal Paranoia" which moves immediately after also counts with a nice intro.

"The End Is Imminent" is another good song, in general from what I noticed here, the tracks that have two minutes or above opens more room to the band to express their creativeness and imagination thru, and I can say they are in good moments to break the same riff circle avoiding the listener to be bored at any time. Overall, although it is simplistic, for those who like uninterrupted and savage beating "Sailing the Seas of Nuclear Waste" will please for sure.