The first few sampled seconds of the opening title-track, the art work (syringes ready to inject american flags), lyrics such as "don't pretend to know who you are 'cause your TV knows you best" immediately give it away: this is a band who's got something to say. "Dogmatic" is quick at throwing that wrench into the machine and does so with break-beat aggro-electronic music that is actually pretty interesting and anti-conformist itself. The band more or less evades the conventional EBM dogmas by limiting the use of sequenced synth patterns and concentrating on sounds, beats and the addition of scratchy guitar riffs that contribute to the strenght and the aggressiveness of their music. "Dogmatic" is pumping, throbbing, fast-paced, impactful, thought-provoking, ballsy and straight in your face, just as every industrial music record should be, pretty much. There's always room for improvement, but this is a great start, and it's only $7, so get your hands on it now.