The seventh album by Irish pagan metal act Primordial is as churning and powerful as its predecessor, 2007’s "To the Nameless Dead". The songs are all built from the same basic ingredients: guitars that ring out in a folk metal style before transforming into a black/death churn, and drums that thunder forward more like tribal percussion or war drums than typical metal blastbeats. Probably one of Primordial's darkest and bleakest records with a strong presence of willpower and fighting energy.

Cassette.

TRACKLIST:

1. No Grave Deep Enough

2. Lain with the Wolf

3. Bloodied yet Unbowed

4. God’s Old Snake

5. The Mouth of Judas

6. The Black Hundred

7. The Puritan’s Hand

8. Death of the Gods