Reminiscent of the best days of Front 242 and Ministry.

Great EBM, well worth patronizing and following.

Music that should be playing in the Rivethead bar outside the local munitions plant. If only...

A great industrial album for anyone who loves Electronic Body Music (EBM).

A classic album of the Martial Industrial space.

May all good men dream of Rome like this album does.

Sometimes, across cold mornings and dusklit wooded groves, from centuries old treatise to the panopticon cyberscape, the Old Gods remind you they still slumber, to those who can hear them rustle in their dreams.

An atmospheric album that conjures a primordial and archaic ambience.

The surrealistic tracks backing Doom's Myhouse.wad soon to be spinning on my LP turntable (in my house).

Fun German Pop-Rock from the apex of the Cold War.

Leave it to a bunch of New Yorkers to capture the spirit of 1970s proto-Doom. Occultic, booming, and with enough variation in tempo and structure to represent a positive evolution from their first album. Bridges such as "Path of Moss" and codas like "Phoneix II" parallel "The Mirror" from their first album and are welcome and well-suited interjections. Now if I just could have been fortunate enough to catch them on their hype tour for this release! Next time.

A great album, and worth the vinyl.

SOUTHRON MAN makes metal with BALLS: The album.

Thanks, Interceptor.

If there's to be a lasting legacy to the Retrowave genre, it will be within the works of artists like Kristine. This is an album from Retrowave's mature period, fully realized and of-its-own. Vocals serve to set it apart and Kristine's dynamic, upbeat energy make it irresistable. Every song is strong. It's a shame we didn't get more like this, when so much of the scene has since become played out. This album is a must-buy for critical fans. Purchased the CD this time, felt more in the spirit.

Listened to on a long interstate highway beneath a sky without light, just before the onset of snows that-look-like nuclear winter, as the sky fell away to black abyssal void and the road lines gave way to what may be Hyperborea in (a rebirthed) America. A *legitimately* incredible sequel to Sabïre's debut EP; there is not a bad song on this entire album. The kind of metal I want my kids to discover as teenagers in twenty-or-so years. Didn't hesitate to get the LP.