However, I get the feeling that the four constituent songs on this demo were recorded at different periods, as suggested by the varying levels of production. For example, the first song is buried under an unnecessary mountain of fuzz, yet the fourth and final track is noticeably clearer sounding -- albeit still possessing the rawness demanded by the genre.

The band's greatest asset is quite possibly the vocalist, whose voice drips with the requisite amount of venom and malice across all four tracks. Interestingly for a band of this nature, one of their guitarists is listed as "Fiona" -- a woman playing guitar in a black metal band, as opposed to backing vox, keyboards or some folk instrument is still as rare as a female "Star Trek" fan.

Overall, it's not a bad start to their embryonic career, although the varying production does hinder enjoyment.