Wishdoom's exceptional debut is well rounded; a classic metal battle prayer can be found in "Up the Hammers", while they up the tempo with "Vampyre's Night" and round it off with a slower, more melodic beat. Instrumental song "Wishdoom" is favorite of mine, seeing as it doesn't jump into an extremely technical guitar part, and instead opts for a strong and solid riff to commence with the eerie stories that these Greeks do justice to. Demo closer "Bathory Medely" is just a combination of verses from Bathory songs; this is really the only song where the band has included anything from the northern myths, which isn't a bad thing seeing as it shows their influences, but this is where you realise that the bands use of the Greek myths is what really makes this band special and allows it to stand out from the crowd.