It must be frustrating being in Terrorvision. You release a string of excellent pop-metal singles, you receive inordinate praise from the music press, you eventually have a no.2 hit with the infectious 'Tequila' - and then your record company goes and drops you. This comeback album, then, really needed to be good - and it is. Good To Go is full of potential hits: fast, exciting chorus-heavy songs that crackle with energy and excitement. It may not be the most intellectual music ever committed to record but for cheap pop thrills Terrorvision are up there with the best. If this doesn't turn their career around, there's no justice.