The concept is loosely based on the subconscious of a man lost in the world of the occult, oblivious to the mundane events of the physical world. In light of this, it is not surprising that they have quoted from The Great Beast (Aleister Crowley, perhaps the most notorious occultist of all time) in "Akeldama XIV". But the most enjoyable element, at least for yours truly, were the piano flourishes, which serve to enhance the atmosphere, which lies somewhere between brooding and darkly romantic.

For an album that is reportedly two years in the making, the time spent has paid off.