Sole member D Nahum claims to be influenced by John Milton and William Blake rather than the conventional Satanism, and if this were the sole criterion, this would be above average. But I have to consider the music as well, and frankly, I do not have enough fingers to count all the albums I have heard in a similar vein... since Easter. I hate to admit it, but perhaps raw and underground black metal has become wholly saturated. D Nahum bravely promises a more technical and complex sophomore effort. If he delivers, that might be worth a listen. This isn't. Nice packaging though.