supported by 32 fans who also own “In The Light Of Defeat, I Cease To Exist”
CoL's most brooding and terrestrial project since Eternal Kingdom. As someone who initially fell in love with their more direct stuff (Vertikal, Salvation) getting into the more atmospheric side of their work has been a long road. To say atmospheric does not mean soft though. This album is like being pummelled by a blizzard. Tom Colquhoun
supported by 20 fans who also own “In The Light Of Defeat, I Cease To Exist”
Dark, shadowy, and technical. An album that gives the false impression that Ulcerate couldn't possibly take another leap forward, and for this reason, it's the perfect prelude to what CTTOG would become. It's like a force that attracts and devours everything in its path, sometimes restrained and melancholic, but with a power that overwhelms. One of Ulcerate's best works to date. JoelTheDoubleV