In Glory We March Towards Our Doom

The production on this record is thick and rather muddy, heavy on the belched/screamed vocals and rhythm guitar. It's actually a little too dense for my taste -- their Stagnation of Centuries EP sounded better -- but if you turn it all the way up it sounds fine just the same. Sanguis Imperem's mid-paced swagger and pounding blasting sections are utterly convincing, evoking thoughts of Bolt Thrower and early Deicide. Songs like "The Scourge of Men" and "Praeternatual Order" are packed with shifting, rumbling riffs and frantic drumming, and the dual-vocal attack adds plenty of interest throughout.