It brings to mind an mix of Burzum earthy epic-ness & Bathory  at his more midpaced and Viking obsessed and dramatic- but also bringing on board very their own grim sound and identity too, Marblebog are far from been a copycat band. In all there are five tracks mostly hitting around the 6 to 10 minute mark & each being  as atmospheric, creative and downright memoroble as the last. Favourite tracks are difficult to pick as it’s all superb and highly repayable & really works best as a whole - but if forced I guess I go for I'am the Forsethreart with its epic black metal meets tuneful and grim metal chug. It drops down into acoustic guitar elements and some rather atmospheric Jews harp playing and wind sound effects towards the end. The last track Closing with it’s bubbling  ambience synth unfold that mid-way drops into a doomy blacked guitar crawl ending the album in fitting  grim melancholy tone.

An album that mangers to pay tribute to the old blacked masters, but at the same time creating it’s own atmospheric, inventive and distinctive vibe. I see from Autopsy Kitchen's website their due to reissue Marblebog debut album shortly too I can’t wait.