Normally Singles or EP's with remixes are not necessarily suitable to trigger enthusiasms. Too many similar versions of the same song, nothing new. It's the same even with the now third single 'Death Cures All Pain' from the great album 'Implements Of Hell' by Suicide Commando.

This EP is nevertheless worth mentioning. First of all, the 43 minutes of music - more than many full-length albums of other bands. Moreover, the four versions of the track, a remix of a wonderful 'God Is In The Rain' and a newly launched, very firmer song called 'Go Fuck Yourself' are at the highest level. Once again you can see how differently the same song can be when different artists take him through the wringer. The title track is from Aesthetic Perfection somewhat mitigated and minimized, Kant turned cinema into a crazy hectic trip and [: SITD:] slowed and pulled into the dance to epic bombast without being inventive as this has been heard by [:SITD:] too often in my opinion. It convinced, as always in fact, the remix by [: SITD:] the most. 'Go Fuck Yourself' is also available in two versions, in a brutal, homemade techno / industrial dance floor and as a variant suitable long version. The worse the mood, the better this tune completely freed Track bearable. The remix of 'The Perils of Indifference' is the same song no longer than it already is, but not really bad at all. I only lack a bit of own inspiration in it. The sound sample from "The Perils Of Difference 'applies completely on Johan Van Roy and his music:' Im here to do the Devil's Work '. And now with the third single-remix-marathon of "Implements Of Hell ', the devil seems to have a lot to do. I hope he does not begin to bore the average listener. The fan, he can inspire with his work, but surely.