If 180 degree murder was a proof-of-concept for a record, then this is 2 full records ahead of that.
In no uncertain terms, Maim have beyond outdone themselves, by every conceivable metric, this has smashed it out of the park.
I think the most marked improvement is the pacing. for an album as intense as SYTB is, there isn't a moment worth skipping, not to say that 180 or neglected were rife with such things, but doing 200mph for 8mins, you'd expect a crash, but not here, never here.

As a rerecording/remaster, this more than justifies its existence as, if you listen to the og YotH record has aged somewhat poorly.
It's obvious that the rough and DIY production pretty harshly affected the outcome for what is a fantastic collection of songwriting.
The nihilistic yet humorous attitude, signature to GH's previous releases, remains consistent on this, biting aggression and snarky commentary abound.

Deathcore bands going old school and dropping silly heavy tracks with tight punchy breakdowns

More than competition for the massive sound of Guilt Trip.
Cold Steel have dropped what can only be called the grooviest crossover hardcore release of the last 5 years.