Texas In July's self-titled third album practically boils over with uncompromising metalcore fury. On tracks like "Shallow Point," the Pennsylvania group ricochet between breakneck verses and slow-grinding, gang-vocal-punctuated choruses, never losing their momentum for even a second. The band incorporate other sounds into their attack as well, such as on the whiplash-inducing "Without a Head," which veers into chugging thrash-metal territory, or "Paranoia," which boasts the kind of frenzied fret-tapping endemic to '80s heavy metal.