The song starts off with a gritty distorted bassline reminiscent of Motorhead. The song then goes balls out old-school thrash when the guitars kick in. The instruments are tight and in tempo, the signature of thrash pioneer bands like Anthrax and Metallica. Vocals evoke the dead-on bad attitude, irreverent, and angsty lyrical styles of the heyday of the genre and fit very well. Has a Chuck Billy/Testament vibe to it, which works very well. However, just as the song is building momentum, it comes to a screeching halt about a minute in, going to a clean, dark riff of guitar chords. While this part is cool in its own right, it just feels like it cuts the song off too soon. It might've worked better if it came in later during the song, or as an intro riff. It cuts an otherwise great song in half and sort of pulls the chair out from under the listener. Finally, the lyrics at about 1:45-2:00 are unclear and sound a bit goofy. I imagine this is because the band is from Brazil and English might not be their main language. It seems the singer struggles in parts where he is trying to sing in musical key. In other parts of the song, he shines when he is not trying to be a singer but rather a vocalist. Overall, a good song with a bad structure that could be a true hit if they just rearranged the song a bit.

Right off the bat i'm drawn in by the driving bass line followed by an onslaught of "Total Madness". This is a great example of thrash metal that's been lost over the years. I can't imagine a better anthem for thrash isn't dead than this song. Instant fan from just the first song. Tiberius Project is definitely a new favorite of mine. Brazil metal representing!! Keep thrashing and banging those heads. Get the ice pack and heating pad ready because your neck will be hurting after jamming out to this great track!

Another devastating tune. I love the bass intro transitioning straight into the thrash. Excellent use of double bass. I continue to enjoy your vocal style(s) and dark breaks. This is metal I like. In your face and snarling. The chorus is catchy and has a bit of an arena feel to it (meaning I could easily hear fans chanting along with it). Great job guys. You've found the metal vein and continue to mine gold from it.

Hallo Tiberius projecT! We are REMEDY from germany and we just listened to your song Total Madness. We all like it very much and we hope that you will upload some more songs!!!! Keep on rocking!!!!

Really nice song with a great concept of lyrics and strong message! These guys are pretty good and the music too, it's very well played, composed and produced! Well done boys! We are really curious of how far you guys are going to go and if you are going to play at (UK) at some point give us a shout and we might play together! Check us out at facebook: October Ends. Our new EP is out on Spotify too! Peace! (Y)

This song is on plane of its own, It is a elevation of emotional turmoil that most people will never know because of the risk factor of going total insane. However, this song is a great rendition of how it may be if you went totally mad, in a organized way. Sense out mayhem? Respect out of violation? Perhaps. Great conceptual composing and polished. The guitars are edged, the vocals pristinely chaotic, and the drums and bass create solid foundation catapulting this song into major contention, stupefying established metal artists. Or at least driving them to "Total Madness".

Not a big fan of screaming and music so distorted it bleeds together into a monotonous drone. Some people like it but I find it extremely hard to listen to. If you are going to scream stay in key. It's not an excuse to be obnoxiously awful. It needs to be done with style. For that matter this style of music still needs to be sung not screeched. I will say it does take talent to play at these speeds and the guitarist plays a good lead.

A throwback to early Thrash Metal for me. It starts out with the driving Metal madness, throws is some eerie guitar, and throws some weird sh*t at you at the same time. I can hear the Anthrax, the Megadeth, Exodus, Metallica, and all the others I could mention but, the list would be beyond extending a briefing. DEFINITELY WANT TO HEAR MORE!