Before I start telling you about this record, know that I�m not a big fan of Metalcore. I can listen to it, but you won�t find it in my album collection. When I first listened to Fear My Thoughts I had belly cramps, I didn�t know what to write about this! After listening to it a second time, the cramping in my stomach seized. The third time I even appreciated the music as it was quite well set together. Fear My Thoughts can be compared with bands like As I Lay Dying and other LifeForce bands. The music is based on brutal, fast and destroying sessions, which are held together by smooth pieces and they�ve also left some space for intro�s that actually add something to the music. The vocals were a bit annoying at first, especially in the beginning of The Great Collapse, but I did like the outbursts. After 3 or 4 songs the vocals weren�t irritating anymore and were nicely supported by the music. I think it�s hard to form a fitting conclusion about the album. This isn�t my style, although I did like most of the songs. I would not run to the record store to buy this album, but I can imagine there are enough people out there who want to get their hands on it as soon as possible. There is certainly a swing in the album, but I�m just not into it. Track list: 1: Velvet (intro) 2: The Great Collapse 3: Rituals 4: Sirens Singing 5: Hollow Inside 6: The Architect 7: Challenge 8: Mission Immortality 9: Norm A.D. 10: Reign Line Up: Vocals � Mathias Ocki Guitars/Vocals � Patrick Hagmann Guitars � Markus Ruf Bass � Bartosz Wojciechowski Drums/Vocals � Alexander Kovats