November 22nd will mark 10 years since our beloved Five Iron Frenzy officially called it quits and played their then final show in Denver, Colorado -- as well as 2 years since they announced their "resurrection." November 26th will culminate in the final step in what has been a long awaited come back. So, does a drawn out two year waiting period that broke Kickstarter records prove to be worth the wait? That answer appears to be two-fold. Engine of a Million Plots is unequivocally Five Iron, yet strangely not quite the same Five Iron most fans may expect. It's well known that Five Iron hasn't played the traditional third wave ska since All the Hype Money Can Buy and have been basically a "rock-with-horns" act; this trend continues here. The more surprising trend that does not continue is the overall goofiness found in a typical Five Iron record; it's nearly non-existent (save for "Battle Dancing Unicorns With Glitter"). Five Iron's comeback is likely to please most, and while disappointment is a word that is doubtful to be used, others may be a bit confused. Only time will tell where this album will stand...