"Black Metal can be a thing of great beauty and sweeping dynamics for the trained ear. Beyond the shrill vocals, the thin production and sometimes audible his of analog tape, there are complex and swiftly moving rhythms that the guitarist strums out like a conductor leading the way for a banging head to follow. Learning the ebb and flow of the song and becoming familiar with the vocal phrasing of the vocalist, it is even possible to decipher the message without the lyric sheet in hand. The classic albums in this genre, which in the Christian metal realm would include the Horde project and the first couple of Antestor albums, are a far cry from accessible. This two - man project gets the job done admirably, its rough, twisted sonics rake the listener over several sharp edges that are balanced by heard, stocatto guitars and blasting drums that create a calm with their fury. Ironically, the themes of winter, separation and forgiveness are explored through the metaphor of a journey, which ends in "Rapturous Surrender" to "the God Who loves me still"." - HM Magazine (Doug Van Pelt) Jan/Feb 2009 Issue 135
The Dawn Of Winter (Instrumental)
Frost Fall
Embraced By Ice
Glimpse Of The Realm (Instrumental)
Landscape Of Winter
The Realm Of Frosted Beauty
+ A Journey Through The Darkness Towards The Light: +
The Fall: Serenity Lost (Instrumental)
The Battle: Black Illusions
The Victory: Rapturous Surrender
