Enochian Crescent’s journey continues with a third album that is black metal in essence, in its atmospheres, but with a rock palpitation. Symbolism, religion, but from their denial. This work is situated between classicism and avant-garde, being amply acclaimed.

Thuggish, punk, and surely already an underground classic. With the first cut you might think your player has broken down or that you’re listening to an Impaled Nazarene demo. After, the album is melodic, crazy, experimental, symphonic... simply raw and awesome. Finnish black metal in 1997, with all that it entails.