It’s not every day you receive a CD from a Slovenian band. Come to think of it, I don’t think I ever did. This CD is not at all new (2005) but apparently took a long time getting here…(?)

‘Re-Death’ is worth waiting for if you’re into the fusion of metal and goth. It’s solid and well-played prog metal with sinister synth sweeps, pianos, doses of female vocals and a baritone vocal from hell.

Although there is much to recognise from Indigo Child’s peers within both the goth and metal genres, the Slovenians have managed to make their own sound by combining the two intelligently. The album forms a fine, homogenous whole. No tracks really stand out and show markedly more teeth than the next, but that’s actually ok here.

For those who like extra goodies, this digi-pack comes with an enhanced section with a video of fairly poor quality (sounds like mp3 compression), a photo section and band biography.