"Odin and Thor have joined their forces and attack the sonic universe with a scorching blast of red hot metal eruptions. An extremely HEAVY slow, melodic and atmospheric type of metal that's loosely based on doom and sludge which includes some intimate vocals, but mostly bloody murder screams. The songs are like small symphonic poems; intimidating, mysterious and haunting that slowly evolves into a hellish nightmare of supernovas."

"The music sounds just a little bit more aggressive and direct than ‘Somewhere…’ and you also hear a slight increasing of electronics and samples. It’s like the brutal heaviness of their first two albums, combined with the multi-layered and atmospheric arrangement of their last two albums. This time they’ve created seven epic songs and also three short semi-acoustical instrumentals, which are playful intermezzos between the apocalyptic hurricanes. The music hits like a chunk of ashlar on all my limbs, organs and senses. It’s a fact that it’s Cult Of Luna’s fifth masterpiece."