production on this groundbreaking and timeless third longplay [1994] by exceptional primeval doom metal entity has a more modern edge, while its mesmerizing music with an evil edge is still awesome in every sense: impressively soothing, trademark dark riffs, peculiarly articulated vocals, blood chilling atmosphere and stunning musicianship, it proves their musical palette has so much more colours than first imagined, where final picture is not just monochromatic, revealing a broader emotional spectrum and unexpected shifts in mood, expanding the genre's usual boundaries - matter-of-factly, these songs are a nice source to get addicted to or to be cured from manic depression and suicidal tendencies; recent British re-issue comes with liner notes by Bobby Liebling
