The album starts out aggressively and stays aggressively, for the full time of the record. 18 songs are crushed through your ears and devastate your brains, when you realize that there are some guitar solo-ish thingies in some songs. I don’t care much for these solo parts and they could have been left away. The music is still Crust Core, but with several other links to different styles. I recognized some Nasum and a little bit of gore. Songs that particularly interested me were False Sense Of Judgement, with the crusty vocals, Erased, Sit On This and Realize. One of the weaker songs of the album was Miserable Existance, which really took the tempo out of the record.  

 

I have nothing more to say about this record. If you were entertained by their previous records, then Dimension 303 will change nothing and you’ll be entertained. I think it’s merely the same all over. Not a star release in my opinion, but nice enough to listen to occasionally to get some adrenaline before a show.