Although I enjoy riding on the back of my favourite steed, The Tangent, I must start on the substance of this review. The major strength of this release can be found in the cherubic voice of Sabine. Hers is not the most potent voice, but its ethereal nature does the job perfectly. Tragically, Sabine died last December. However, her vocal parts had already been recorded, and given her close connection to "her baby", the remaining members have decided to proceed with its release. (Elis will apparently continue with new singer.)

This is acceptable entrant to the world of female-fronted "gothic" metal and contains more variety in songwriting than many, ranging from slow ballads through to punchier numbers, but without being particularly outstanding. Nonetheless, it's still worth a peek -- one needs a break from pummelling death metal and ear-assaulting black metal at least once in a while!