Paradigms Flux (Profound Lore Records 2012)

Vessels of Light and Decay probably, might be a gateway for them whose since born or by the descendents of the ancient past got the privilege for entering it as a grown-up men or a child within many doors or passage to choose just like the one that being told back grounding this third albums from London’s lesser-known Doom/Sludge Metal troops naming Indesinence which not only spreading their crushing Doomy or Sludgy territorial pissing razors of heavier riffs or blending Death Metal influences like Chuck Schuldiner’s Death motions to Obituary’s retro-gore classic concludes of Vanished in The Haze, Communion, La Madrugada Eterna or Fading (Further Beyond) as then - ended up by Unveiled performing by the quartet of craziest of Andy McIvor (bass guitar), Dani Ben-Haim (drums), John Wright with Ilia Rodriguez (for mastering shreds blistering explosions and growler vocals) guarding your small steps as a boy entering the first mechanical tree clocks with the middle substance panorama afar showing the blinded ray of lights from the Sun King; as the wraith guardian whose standing silence suddenly – invites you: one of the chosen few for entering the next gate which leads you to a dark path where within one correct choice; the faithful and lucky ones shall opening the last door to vacant as everything will be coming back to none …