The exact description in the bio is unconventional extreme metal. Extreme doesn’t mean fast for a change by the way. Unconventional it is quite a lot. Keyboards play an important role, and the vocals sound very black metal (most of the time), but the music is much more complicated that that genre. To be honest, I think this vocal approach isn’t what I would have used with this music, but then again I’m not in this band. I just don’t like it, and not even the occasional female vocals can save that.

 

The music zigzags from left to right to all sorts of directions. Fast, slow, harsh, relaxing, at first I found that interesting but later it appeared that due to these compositions no riffs really stick in my head. The only thing that sticks are the keyboards, probably because when a tune is played on that thing, it’s heard undeniably. The production is pretty good for all the instruments for that matter.

I must say that the drummer deserves the most credit on this album. He is able to tightly follow all those ‘unconventional’ riffs and produces quite some bass double bass rhythms.

 

I don’t know, perhaps it’s because it’s so unconventional but I find this band quite disturbing to listen to. It kind of feels like you’re being thrown out in the ocean and you need to find your way back yourself, even after a couple times of listening to it. And that’s not how I like my metalbands, no sir!