World Gone Mad (Limited Edition, Blue Vinyl) [Explicit Content] (2 Lp's) 07/29/1992 making a strong case for

making a strong case for the validity of every point on the band's growth curve

a steadiness that makes the quartet seem heavier

resulting in an album that's both familiar and marketable

the synths are minimal

this makes his lyrics play like a profane game of Mad Libs -- particularly on the clumsy "Bawitadaba" re-write "Greatest Show on Earth" and "Grandpa's Jam

World Gone Mad (Limited Edition, Blue Vinyl) [Explicit Content] (2 Lp's) 07/29/1992 making a strong case forOne of the first bands to blur the lines between punk and heavy metal (and later adding muscular funk accents to their sound), Suicidal Tendencies were a groundbreaking American band in the '80s and '90s. With 2016's World Gone Mad, Suicidal Tendencies' 12th studio album, the bandmembers demonstrate they're still writing and performing at full strength, unleashing a riot of tough, unrelenting tunes powered by furious drumming, roaring rhythm guitars,