Written by X-Ray Rod on 05.02.2013 at 12:36

Yeah, it's the riffs and bass... It reminds me mostly of Cloak Of Altering more than any other Morie's project. A maelstrom of dissonant melodies and a pulsing bass coming right at you. Some of the high vocals are similar too. The overall production is also the same.

Oh of course the bass, forgot about that. Rarely do I hear that kind of bass in anything else.

The vocals reminds me of Leviathan. Good album!

Waaaay, can finally give this a vote!

Release pushed back to June 6. Damn it all!

Finally some black metal !!!

That was different.

Really good and atmospheric record. But nothing like Mories' work. Maybe this could be said to similar sounding to some of his mellowest work, but apart from that there is nothing here that reminds me of Mories.

Written by 3rdWorld on 27.08.2013 at 08:16
Really good and atmospheric record. But nothing like Mories' work. Maybe this could be said to similar sounding to some of his mellowest work, but apart from that there is nothing here that reminds me of Mories.

The similarities are pretty big when you compare them to Cloak Of Altering (it's pretty obvious that it has nothing to do with his more extreme music). Like Joe and I said, it's the style of the riffs and bass that give away the influences.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 27.08.2013 at 11:36

Written by 3rdWorld on 27.08.2013 at 08:16
Really good and atmospheric record. But nothing like Mories' work. Maybe this could be said to similar sounding to some of his mellowest work, but apart from that there is nothing here that reminds me of Mories.

The similarities are pretty big when you compare them to Cloak Of Altering (it's pretty obvious that it has nothing to do with his more extreme music). Like Joe and I said, it's the style of the riffs and bass that give away the influences.

Yup, but still it can't be said of their sound since i find COA more industrial/electronic than this. It just might be of the song structures and their playing style.

Written by 3rdWorld on 27.08.2013 at 21:06
Yup, but still it can't be said of their sound since i find COA more industrial/electronic than this. It just might be of the song structures and their playing style.

Cloak Of Altering went pretty electronic on the latest. True, but I see (and I assume Joe as well) the similarities with the previous one which didn't have many electronic/industrial touches at all.
In any case, you are correct. I'm hinting more at the way the instruments are played rather than the songwriting itself. I never said ripoff though, I just find the influences obvious. Which is not the same thing.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 27.08.2013 at 21:11

In any case, you are correct. I'm hinting more at the way the instruments are played rather than the songwriting itself. I never said ripoff though, I just find the influences obvious. Which is not the same thing.

It seems influenced by some of Mories' works, especially COA. But again COA is Mories' most straight forward black metal project implying the influences here can't be limited just to COA or DMV. I am just giving this more listens now to find out how crazy this realy is.

At the moment this is standing as my AOTY. A completely addictive album.

I'm late to the party but better late than never. It has everything I need to enjoy a black metal album: psychedelic, dissonant at points and with very effective ambient layers .
Also,I definitely get a CoA vibe from this, that's been discussed though.

Mz, you're not the only one
I listened to it on Bandcamp when Joe picked it and I remember liking it a lot but it's until the last couple of days that I found myself playing it constantly (alongside the new Castevet which kicks major ass). marvelous record.

Holy shit, the end of the first song is absolutely bananas. I love it.

Written by Diverge on 19.12.2013 at 06:00

Holy shit, the end of the first song is absolutely bananas. I love it.

I was gonna say the end of the last song, but that's also good.

First time listening to this in a while. It's still something else. That bAss.

Written by [user id=4365] on 07.09.2015 at 11:24

First time listening to this in a while. It's still something else. That bAss.

I still revisit this album about once a month and I'm always impressed. Seriously inventive and addicting stuff

Written by Alex F on 08.09.2015 at 15:49

I still revisit this album about once a month and I'm always impressed. Seriously inventive and addicting stuff

I want more of it. A new album (and for this one to be a little longer).

This album is special. The last 4 minutes or so are wonderfully bassy and euphoric.

I love the production in this album. Makes it sound delicious.

*Twiddles thumbs waiting for announcement of second album*

The basswork is amazing in this album

I came: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1016310205133363&substory_index=0&id=107191389378587

I never enjoyed a lot it back then maybe time to give a revisit that the new album is coming.

This album has the perfect production from what I can remember. Connects great with the atmosphere

Interesting interview of the guy behind this and the fucking awesome two new Ljain ep's this year.

Written by Desert Father on 30.05.2016 at 09:15

The basswork is amazing in this album

Having seen a good amount of pics and video clips from some of the Wormlust shows of the past 2 years, I've noticed that normally when Hafsteinn (HV) isn't doing just vocals live, he's also on bass. So I wouldn't be surprised if that's either his first or primary instrument, it would indeed explain how the bass is so well integrated into the rest of the music here!

Can we get another one of these soon please.