exploding with a thunderous debut of traditional abyssal death metal two years prior to this, the experienced team lures a trademark throat of Sverker Widgren and literally bombards with nine cuts on sophomore album [2009], getting maximally close to traditional sound from the nineties, where the most important is not to be perfect technically, but to create a certain vibe with essential means, so the dominating vocal expression, bulldozer-like guitar tone, and outstanding catchiness of music are of fundamental importance, and when such a mechanism serves the roaring purpose, you can be sure to receive an epic attack of Swedish death metal for fans of God Macabre, early Grave and Vomitory!; recent deluxe digipak edition comes with eight page booklet and two extra tracks, one of them being Discharge 'The Nightmare Continues' cover
