If this had been released 10 years ago, many would have labelled it as "avant-garde", but in essence this is multi-genre coloured progressive metal. Sludge, black, and post-metal all make an appearance on this adventurous record, but never feeling out of place. Taking heed from some the heavyweights in the genre including Enslaved and Opeth, Neuronaut execute a well-knit combination of heavy and atmospheric all delivered through a progressive filter. Whether a coincidence of similar influences or an influence in itself, the music is stylistically more akin to Vulture Industries and Hail Spirit Noir than anything else. The deep and gothic-esque vocals are a welcome salve to the at-times discomforting chord progressions or rhythms, grounding the music from becoming something more extreme.

Brilliant songwriting, stunningly good sound!
Not a fan of the vocals, though.