Fury is a band that plays above average quality Hard Rock. They have absolutely nothing new to offer the scene but what they do present is a fine platter of Hard Rock.

One of the best songs on the disc Don't Take No For an Answer opens the album and is a driving, midtempo cruncher with a large anthemic chorus. Perfect way to start this disc. Next highlight is track four Higher Ground a nice emotional ballad esque song, it has some melodies here and there you'll find yourself humming along to. If Higher Ground was ballad esque then Shouldn't I Be (Lying in Your Arms) is an out and out full on Power Ballad done in fine Dokken style. If you like the big booming choruses of 80's Power Ballads you'll really appreciate Shouldn't I Be (Lying In Your Arms). Fire, another one of my personal favorites is a moody atmospheric type track, with some nice guitar harmonies in the verses and a loud aggressive chorus. I like this song the most out of all the others Ive mentioned.

Those are the highlights of Fury, there are some honorable mention tracks like 10,000 Girls which is a nice fun party tune and Hang 'Em High a track in the vein of Fire but not quite as good. Fury plays with enough heart and conviction for about ten bands but since they don't really offer anything new to the scene, Fury (the album), will probably be only noticed by die-hard fans of this genre.