Some may find the at times peculiar singing hard to get into, as the kind of intimate approach found in the start of "Thornchild", for instance, does take some getting used to. The vocals are by no means a weak point however, and their uniqueness does not harm the music. While the crescendo on "Rapid Eyes Moment" and the sudden outburst followed by acoustics on "The Chameleon Defect" shows quite how damn good _Grave Human Genuine_ can get, the album tends to lack some of that intensity, which might have transported it to a different level. Still an album well worth investing some time into if you have an interest in somewhat dark, progressive music.