Can't say much that hasn't been said before, but personally, one of the best metal/punk albums I have ever had the privilege of listening to, not stopped playing since downloaded, awesome album!!

Brilliance, stickin to em old'skool! Leading the punk revolution again I feel! following their lead are "Cancer Bats" and "We Are Knuckle Dragger" who're really pushing punk-esq boundaries! stick them up ya'! Cant wait to see them support RATM!

Wow, made me feel 15 again listening to GBH, Exploited,Oi polloi this has so much aggression/raw power etc etc.... you gotta buy this! I love it.

I could be wrong, but it sounds to me like the whole album is a big metaphor for invasion from foreigners

which makes grey britain a concept album, which is the polar opposite to punk

it's still well worth a listen :)

this album has a very strong message about britain today and the need for it to be corrected,

this is most definately a must have album

what more can i say?

finally some british rock and punk bands are starting to sing with an english accent. this and the new imperial vipers album should herald a new rise in british talent not afraid of their roots. we invented rock we invented punk (sort of...lets forget about CBGB's scene for now...) lets take it back

The album is dark with ever catchy riffs and lyrics to match.

Vulture is by far the record of the year. the start reflects the sweeney todd movie just released. grey britain. a superb title.

It oozes jack the ripper.

i wasnt too keen on all the songs of the previous album, orchestra of wolves. this just touches a new level. awsome

Absoloutly amazing so much better than orchestra of wolves this is a mad furious teeth kicking record listen to the riverbed the vulture (Act 1 2) Queensberry Rules

You may think that title is an overstatement, but as soon as you've listening to this album once through, a second, third, fourth helping is neccesary to quench your thirst and demand. Orchestra Of Wolves, Gallows' first LP, was a riproaring affair through punk and energy, Grey Britain takes it that bit further with an added element of style and presence. Frank Carter's view on Britain is highlighted throughout the album, and Gallows do indeed seem to have matured, without taking away any of the raw passion that smashed them through the ceiling of the London punk underground.

The Vulture Acts, the first single, reveal a softer side to the band, but they soon return to wipe the confused look off your face. If you've seen them live and seen them play Misery and London Is The Reason live, you will be surprised that they seem to sound just as hectic on record than in a live situation.

All in all, it is hard to imagine Gallows producing a better sophmore album than this. Orchestra Of Wolves set the bar high but they've gone atmospheric with this effort and to top this with a follow-up is going to be one tough job. Frank Carter said he wasn't sure Gallows would last, but thank God they have, otherwise we would never have been able to hear the masterpiece that is Grey Britain...

it's all in the title