ramtamtam13 The best ATW album! Favorite track: Don't Bring Me Coffee.

Dr M get on board and enjoy the ride Favorite track: Cowboy Kirk.

jamjamkiley exceptionally well put together album start to finish. every song excellent, lyrics mastercraft. The background vocals really add. Bulls, 3-5-7, Am I going up?, Alabaster, Cowboy Kirk all rock! Favorite track: Bulls.

KensWorldRecords Good quality pressing. No surface noise what so ever. Only issue is the resealable outer sleeve they come in. Took 5 minutes to remove and impossible to put back on. The resealable sticker line on these sleeves are on the flap, yes the flap end. I would not care if it was not for the hype sticker in on these sleeves.

the metal psychotherapist Psychedelic-rock infused post-metal. Hypnotic, layers of sounds and emotions, complex and dense, surprising and familiar all at once. Favorite track: Threshold Of Transformation.

Eric McQueen The dynamic of this album is all that you can dream of. A gem among rocks. Favorite track: Hand Of The Host.

Morts Tuonela was the album with which I was introduced to the ever-awesome Amorphis, the band I believe best defines what melodic death metal should be! This album is my personal favourite Amorphis recording, followed very closely by Eclipse. If you haven't heard it yet you're REALLY missing out so give it a try!

pinkytheent Can't pick a fav! All feel apiece with the whole. A deeply immersive and emotional reflection on endings and extinction, as well as beginnings – watching the end of the world through a kaleidoscope. All elements are extremely well blended and evoke a powerful atmosphere – visions of ashen lands and empty buildings, lit by a beautiful sunset. I love how forward the synthesizers are. This feels like some of the really tender, emotive, contemplative sci-fi music of the Mass Effect franchise.

Jaesa Wilde Exactly the kind of album you can either totally miss or be filled with awe at. I've missed the boat several times with Locrian but this one just got it. Favorite track: Excarnate Light.

Alice M. So weird and yet so cohesive! The only Locrian album I purchased before this one was the good old “Crystal World”, and this one feels quite different.