The Generation of Danger is the second studio album by American heavy metal band Tallah.

[17] According to Max Morin of Metal Injection, vocalist Justin Bonitz's goes from "jibbering like a maniac, spitting rap bars, shredding his throat with pig squeals or finding his inner arena rock frontman, he might be the most unpredictable member of the band.

"[17] Eli Enis of Revolver stated, "Over 13 songs, the band explore a ferocious fusion of early Slipknot intensity — spitfire vocals...and modern hardcore savagery à la Vein.fm and Knocked Loose.

[17] According to Eli Enis of Revolver, The Generation of Danger is a "sci-fi [concept album] about a crazed genius, featuring nine different characters that [vocalist Justin Bonitz] portrays with a variety of unique vocals.

Tallah is about as subtle as a bunch of cavemen beating a drum kit with rocks, but they're so dedicated to the chaos that it's admirable.