The music that this band hailing from the U.S. plays can best be described as a mixture between bands such as: St. Vitus, Black Sabbath, Cirith Ungol and perhaps some old Manowar. Fortunately the songs differ in tempo now and then. The best songs are those that have some more tempo.

The band has rather epic songs with bluesy and sludgy Sabbath riffs. The stoner influences like in the song "Ice Worm" are never far away. Opening riff of the song "Children of Satan" strongly reminds me of St. Vitus/Candlemass. The song is one of the fastest battle-hymns on the album. With the variety in their songs the band is not your dime a dozen doom metal band. Take a song like "The Machine", which even sounds like early Iron Maiden. They bring in enough variety between the songs. Still it is a long way, travelling through more than 60 minutes of music.

The musicians do an average job, however their vocalist Karl Simon sometimes makes my toes curl. I guess it's the kind of singer you either love or hate. In some songs his style fits the music, in others they sound a bit irritating. Final conclusion; doom with variety for fans who also need some tempo and like the bands I mentioned above.