Well, at least they've spared us the "whoa, look at me!" synth pseudo-luster of other offerings, and instead present us with five tracks incorporating quasi-Dissection / Necrophobic style riffage and old-school Hellhammer-esque hints, with some prominent slow parts whose inherent bleakness would like to have something more of Bethlehem's necro / doom aura. During faster passages the rhythm section simply falls apart, seemingly incapable of keeping a steady beat for more than a couple of bar measures.

There is a faint suggestion of an attempt at producing something of a coherent nature here, but it just doesn't quite make the ticket. So here we have it, ladies and gents: yet another "dime-a-dozen", yawn-inducing slab of uninspired, self-labeled black metal.