No one will claim (or they shouldn't at least) that Eternal Lord doesn't always bring their buddies "strength" and "power" along with their music when they play. They unleash a brutal assault on you that ear plugs have no chance of stopping. A continuous and changing alchemy of melodic chugs that team with what seems like a waterfall of drums and double bass petals, it all teaming with animosity. Ed's vocals switch between two likely phases, in which he is either pulling out growls of titan like proportion or what I can only describe as a scrapping shout. Either way, you will be happy to know that Ed's voice never got too over bearing and most of the time that is what can ruin a record. Not this time.

   There are brief periods where a more tranquil set of guitars and atmosphere take over, like having a single joyous dream in a sea of rough nightmares for the night. These glimpses are a clean fresh breath of air for the listener and While I do wish there for instances of it, the album flows perfectly well without too much of it. A select few tracks can feel repetitive but with tracks like "I, The Deceiver", it is hard to fault the album which has so many dimensions.