The third and final LP volume in the Woody Herman Presents series finds him leading an all-star band, playing clarinet and taking rare late-period vocals on "I've Got the World on a String" and "Caldonia." Actually, there are almost too many talents to hear from during this set, including tenor saxophonist Scott Hamilton, trombonist George Masso, trumpeter/vocalist Jack Sheldon (who does a funny bit on "Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat"), Japanese clarinetist Eiji Kitamura, and even whistler Ron McCroby. It all works somehow on this upbeat set of swinging music.

(Scott Yanow - AllMusic Guide)

Extreme headbangability! Their out-of-print mini-album nearly a decade old now re-issued on LP with improved artwork and layout. This is stripped down, old-school evil thrash with a dash of traditional heavy metal. There are no progressive tendencies or any extreme technicality here, only a palpable, raw passion for playing speedy, simple, and above all else catchy blackened thrash! Undeniably infectious, you WILL be humming these riffs after only a couple spins. Look no further if you are searching for the same feeling as in the early work of: Destruction, Kreator, Assassin, Motorhead, Sodom, Metallica ("Kill 'Em All" era).

We were tempted to list "NWOBHM" as the genre for this killer little 7" single. It has the look and sound of vintage English metal circa 1981, but actually comes from Illinois in 2008. Two songs of street-jamming metal. Sure to be a collector's item, because Zuul are bound for bigger things by the sounds of this.