This sounds like a synthesis of Paradise Lost and Nosferatu to me. I''ll probably not like it.

Listened to it then to all of Astral Sleep directly afterwards. Seemed to balance out.

The material on Amanethes, in general, was a lot more creative than this. There is some nice subtle guitar work in the background though.
I hope this does not represent the majority of material on The Scarred People.

I've always loved the goth approach album, like Skeleton Skeletron. So I'm hoping this material might be the same throughout. I'm highlt anticipating this one. The song was a bit tough to get into from first listen, unlike "Cain." But I'm sure there's some great material on it.