By Wayne Klinger What can you say negative about this Georgian 4-piece? Ever since the debut of "Snappin' Necks", SM's style of rap/thrash/metal have kept their fans happy and on the road as well. Just I find it funny how everyone knows Sevendust alot more than SM even though Mojo has been around longer and both singers of their respective bands are brothers--go figure!!! Typical media glitch I guess and lack of something since TVT isn't quite a staple with underground metal bands--so judge for yourself. After a live recording as well Mojo gives us another dose of 14 tracks that stay well within their boundaries of heaviness and rapcore---yet maintaining the punch you are already familiar with on the likes of "Pigwalk" and "Rising"--just another well-done effort on their part. © 2000, BBHrdRpt

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