Skullcrushing Extreme Metal should be presented on this album… Hmm well, don’t distend and let the promo flyer be the flyer. Skullcrushing appendages are given enough on Man Made Paradise, but the one-man-machete Jacobo Córdova aka TICKET TO HELL bushwhacks through Thrash Metal of the 80s and early 90s Death Metal on his first long player. To persist one moment in the overstatements (don’t shit a brick!): Cesar Tarello as the only external killer played the “destructive guitar solos”. Never heard of him? ;) Ok, I don’t get fragmented by the solos but I felt like kicked ass by all means. The solos fit quite well to the Man Made Paradise created by the Mexican. And his small ideal world consists predominantly out of higher-than-average Thrash riffing and fast played drums till the one or other blast inferno. Right in the Old School Thrash storm Jacobo insists on intersperse groovy parts and a whiff of melody. The all-time shouted vocals have fewer stakes on this though. Nevertheless the Man Made Paradise manages to present to a good and harmonic impression. Less awesome than the respective track the totality of this album is. Thus structures and sound created by old school riffs and “I-can-thrash-drums-faster-than-lashing-Thrash-riffs-off” recur often; a pretty consistent impression of besides an ingenious and appealing headbanger-friendly Metal lasts. Maybe the TICKET TO HELL or the ticket to the Man Made Paradise would be easier buy if all of the songs would be shortened by a minute. This is worth an observance!