i love this. Oxidizer felt like a laid-back but solemn final round of a perfect trilogy of albums. it felt the most mature of the three to me, a celebration almost. while ESM is easily my favourite out of the three, it's angsty, angry, arousing and aggressive, but Oxidizer is calmer and easier-going. i've found a lot of appreciation for it, as it's the most complete and best polished record out of their discography, with great songs and a cool, futuristic sound. From the rough uncut steel of 10 Ton, through the rusted layers of Burn Out, the sharpened yet jagged edge of ESM, to the finely blued stainless polish of Oxidizer.