ERR's mesmering and unsettling voice soars uneasily above the swamp of Thou's diabolickally heavy riffs, and Funck's tortured snarls. Confidence and ease radiate from the opening chords of Killing Floor; both parties know how fucking well they work together, and aren't afraid to slow down and let their majesty reign. Tom Colquhoun
Chelsea’s music is the one thing I can escape to during times of self deprecation. This album in particular silences thoughts, offers protection and makes me feel powerful in my own darkness. reb3llion
I heard Chelsea Wolfe on the ho99o9 album Tomorrow We Escape, it was my first exposure to her and my favorite song on that album so I figured I should check out some of her own music. Saw this at a record store and jumped in. brokentokens
A record that reminds me why I love the album format when it is as well crafted as this. Far more satisfying than a random selection of tracks, 'Time Will Die', takes the listener on a journey through its peaks and valleys. A moving experience that bears repeating. owlson