David TRIMBOUR Excellent album de MORTIIS (avec toujours son charmant nez à piquer les gaufrettes) qui a bien évolué musicalement depuis ses débuts. Il ravira par sa diversité, sa qualité et ses mélodies, différents publics, fan d'électro ou non.

Nickie Harte Kelly Dulcet-voiced Welsh folk singer-songwriter sings these mostly delicate pieces in her native tongue, and she tastefully brings in some modern sensibilities. Mari handles vocals, acoustic guitar, and harmonium, with guests on flute, electric guitar, bass, harp, and drums and percussion. Favorite track: Can y Melinydd.

Christoph Wagner Comfy music. Many years after I saw him first, the little Goblin is still around and still genre jumping, and made this ambient-synthwave-synthpop thing with some autotune applied. Favorite track: Ghosts of Europa.

◤✞ 𝕳𝖆𝖐𝖎𝖒 𝕭𝖔𝖞 ✞◥ this album is incredible, pure bliss, thank you old grumpy wizard

hexalite80 Absolutely brilliant, well worth the wait. I cant stop listening to Violent Silence and Tundra, Heart of Hell

The whole album brings me back to The Smell of Rain.

MrFreakins I got my cassette a bit early, and I've been enjoying this one. Great album with lots of variety.

You get touches of every era of Mortiis, and yet it still feels like a cohesive whole.
Moments of simple old-school synth suddenly give way to sweeping powerful sounds. Some songs meander around in unexpected directions, others had me closing my eyes and bobbing my head, lost in the tunes.

It really feels like a microcosm of Mortiis' whole 30+ years of music, in the best possible way.
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Favorite track: Violent Silence.