There are some EP's out there that even with 3 songs there's a lot to say about the, unfortunately "Crisis Has No Prejudice" is not one of them. Although the EP is fun and typically Heavy Metal I just don't get into it as I would other Heavy Metal albums or EPs, this is probably because you could listen to the whole thing and not realize the song has changed. The only difference in the EP is that second track "Crisis Has No Prejudice" sounds slightly bassier and you can almost imagine yourself head banging in a Wayne's World inspired party.

For me this isn't an EP that will make you fall in love with a band's music and make you count down the days until an actual album is released. It's an EP that you will perhaps not skip over if it came on, and that's just at the best moments. I will say that all of the band show some talent in their perspective areas and they should be credited for that, however it is somewhat repetitive which I find surprising considering it's only 3 songs.

I'd recommend this "Crisis Has No Prejudice" if you want background music that you don't have to pay much attention to or if you want to relive 80's Heavy Metal glory, but if you're looking for a new Heavy Metal sound I don't think you would find it here.