"...In their luggage, Terrestrial Hospice have black metal of the most varied variety, which presents itself brisk and entertaining. The two seven-minute songs that open and close the album make you sit up and take notice (...) In stark contrast is the Emperor cover, which the Poles have given a dirty and full-bodied black 'n' roll coating and have thrown the raw sound of the original overboard. The Accuser' hits the same notch with a lot of aggro; the three minutes are also well spent. The title track scores from the middle with mysterious whispering and tempo reduction, then changes to the heavy midtempo minor, which is kept until the end, which makes the dark and rasp-rough vocals especially effective...(Bleeding4metal.de) Now also the longplay debut of the Poles is released. Nihilistic Black Metal in pure culture. Available as CD and Gatefold LP
