Unorthodox Anthology was released in 2007. It is Pummeled About The Face's fifth album with eight lengthy songs, totaling over 57 minutes, two of which were epics at over 10 minutes each. One of the epics is Vlad, the dark culmination of gothic folklore. The other is the instrumental Godspeed, inspired by Baroness Emmuska Orczy's The Scarlet Pimpernel.UNORTHODOX ANTHOLOGY REVIEW:The two members of Pummeled About The Face have self-recorded their fifth album, which was officially released on Halloween of this year. Since its inception in 1995, they say they have been playing (with a few lineup changes) original and cover music focused on “traditional” metal. With perpetually trudging drum beats, the thick riffs of the massively distorted electric guitar lumber in circles while the low-sung vocals follow them faithfully, rarely reaching too far from the main rhythmic/melodic ideas. With not a song under five minutes, some ranging to 10, the eight-song disc gives the listener ample time to sink into the experience. See www.pummeledabouttheface.com for details. — Ryan Cunningham, Recoil Magazine (December 2007)