Wow there sure were a lot of labels involved in releasing this record. I’ll list them at the end of the review, with links if possible. Gomora open this album with an almost Amebix ambience, perhaps ambience is the wrong word. A very eerie mood, where you feel like your walking on a gloomy moorland in a fog. However this doesn’t last long and any comparison to Amebix stops here. As it really kicks off big time, like a bar room brawl . The guitars go berserk and everything else goes completely hyperactive. The hoarse feral rasping of the singer Havran is dragging you scared through EU streets controlled by corporate greed, surveillance and misinformation.

To describe their sound would be to try and explain that intensity that bands like later Skitsystem has, mixed with Hellshock and some of the guitar stylings of Martyrdöd. All done at immense speed. That description will either leave you puzzled or curious. This is powerful stuff indeed, there are some great guitar melodies being played over everything else while the beat pumps and the tension mounts and mounts. The song that really sticks out for me on this is “Potlačit Sebe”.

It should also be mentioned that the layout has really been well crafted too. A highly illustrated gatefold sleeve with the illustrations done by their guitarist Baboo. Along with lyric translations in Polish and English.

Released with international cooperation by Wild Wild East, Phobia Records, Neanderthal-Stench, Uchylny Koš ‎, Up The Punx, Scream Records, Véva Records, DIY Koło, Wolfdrunk, Člověk, Sorge, El Bastardo Booking & DIY Label ‎, Aback Distribution , Svab, Dis-Šröt Records and Schmeichel 666 Kabinett ‎