I...uh...accidentally downloaded the leaked rip. It's not my fault that I wanted to listen to Sid Icarus.
But damn, I like it. Top songs for me are the aforementioned Sid Icarus (how they were going to put vocals to it worried me, and at first I thought it was just okay. It's grown on me though, I still freaking love the sid line in it) and Radio Future, I love Radio Future it's almost a Flag Carrier-like ballad, but with a bit more energy. Dark City is also badass.
Overworld is great, as all the opening tracks are, but Elite still holds my heart...'did you doubt us for what came before, were you not a believer, well now all your doubts are no more for this is REDEEMER¬!"£$%&*()'
Need For Steve sounds quite punky in some ways and I like it too, quite a bouncy song in some ways <_>
SKIN, this is a great song, though I do find the opening to go on for a bit long, once it gets going it seriously rocks out.
And Violator, it sounds like Dradnought had hot raunchy sex with Seventeen or something and produced a loud, terrifying child (with a punchy little sid line in there too). Nice.
As for songs I'm not keen on...
Edge and Pearl is okay in and of itself, but it doesn't sound as distinctively MaSu as some of the other songs.
And Stand I don't like all that much (I think). Maybe it's just the line 'time's up you corporate whores' smacks of blarghjk. Don't mind the song though, it's quite good.
And that's all I can be bothered with. It's different to the other two, that's for sure, but the other two weren't similar albums either. I eagerly await my official purchase to arrive

(Well, actually, that's not entirely true. I often equated Fury with Return To Snake Mountain, Ninja with Ronin, Rise with Super Steve, Insidious with Elite...)
EDIT: What's good to know is that the songs are still often delicious crunchy rock, I guess the production in some of them just...smoothens the sound of the guitars a bit.