Following the "Refuse, Starts Fire" album, Scorn comes back with four short tracks on which he somewhat corrects what people has criticized with the latest full length. The tracks on "Yozza" are very dynamic and percussive, and while we're still listening to extremely recognizable, trademark Scorn sound, the addition of a drummer on one of the tunes turns out to be an actual good idea. A return to the good days, and another brick in Scorn's towering discography.