"The Power Of Moonlite" gives the "Psychobilly" scene a kick-in-the-ass it has long needed. Front man Nick 13's classic voice is like a bolt of lighting from the past as he bellows over extremely heavy bass lines and thunderous drums. Tracks like "Incorporeal" and "The Power Of Moonlite" hold furious tempos and display Nick's truly unrivaled vocal talent. Tiger Army has managed to capture an anomaly of rhythm and energy on this album. Joining the band, as guests on the record are Davey Havok of A.F.I. and Lars Frederiksen and Matt Freeman of Rancid. "The Power Of Moonlite" adheres to no one standard or genre; basically it defies classification and subsequently eludes a satisfactory description.