Right from the start in ‘Per Luciferum Dominum Nostrum’ the noise textures are asphyxiating the listener and would drive normal people towards insanity. Lighter textures are welcome in ‘Worship Dead Gods’, similar to Mories’ work in Seirom the shoegaze genre is not far away. When you don’t expect it, grating staples of noise are putting you back in a tunnel where light is likely not being expected. With echoing voices and screams ‘The Seer is Burning’ is still a long road to go.
 

The travel continues and once out of the tunnel you still can’t see anything because of fog. Still the screams are surrounding you and no escape is possible. After the fog a strong wind has come up in ‘Descending The Naraka II’ where ghosts still roam and creepy noises are bouncing through the layers of sound. The chaos is impending and struggling towards a climax. Two seconds of pure silence afterwards feels like warm bath.