Part Two is Dax' latest album with his own name and a new band. Pity Deadboy couldn't have lasted a bit longer, because of the two, this is the disc I prefer. The wild mood swings from flat out thrash to creepy acoustic musing are very endearing, and this is a fun album to have playing in the car. Didn't know a thing about Dax the gloomy metal legend before I bought this, but I'm a convert. He's got a great set of pipes and writes twisted songs. Best of 'Part one and Part Two' is a wild musical treat, so buy them both and mix and match. A genuine four stars for this album.

Anyone who has followed Dax Riggs' long-spanning career will probably say that this is not his strongest work. Those familair with Dax's gloomy atmospheric sounds of Agents of Oblivion or the first Deadboy album may be suprised to find that he had abandoned those elements completely. In it's place is a revolving door of musicians and an inexperienced drummer with limited ability. Dax takes a bluesy-indie rock approach to this record. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it's boring. Sometimes it just plain sucks. For example, "Blood Music" starts off strong. It has a great hook, catchy lyrics, and it's something to get your blood pumping. Then it gets repetitive. Then it gets boring. The song runs it's course in about 2 minutes. The riff repeats over and over again, and the pace dosen't change. Tess's backing vocals are unnecessary, and prove to be annoying. Her presence on the album really holds it back. That may sound harsh, but as a Dax fan from the begining, I know what he's capable of.

It's still an over all enjoyable listen. It dosn't live up the the hype machine, nor does it compare to Dax's other work, but it's a fun, albeit flawed listen.

Check out Tracks No.1 and No.2 and tell me your not impressed. I literally fell in love with this album the first time I heard it, and yes Dax does have a good voice despite what some other misinformed individuals might have to say. Do yourself and your friends a favor and pick this album up. I have heard them live and they are amazing. A band to keep an eye on for sure. Dax is the man!!!

Yet again Dax Riggs does not disappoint his fans.....Incredible!!!!!!

I really don't understand why any of you folks think that this guy has a good voice, at all, ever, under any circumstances. His attempts at vocal gymnastics fall flat and make it sound like he's bored with his own song. I understand, I'm bored too, that is once the shock and and utter disgust that I experience both during and after hearing it wears off. This is, quite possibly and very probably, THE worst thing that I have ever heard in my life. I suppose that in retrospect, and after hearing "Stop I'm Already Dead" a million-billion times, it becomes more like a joke and I can laugh at it. But, unless you want to subject yourself or a loved one to such a horror as I have described, then NO, I do not suggest buying this.