Great Progressive Rock
This album is one of my best discoveries on EMusic. They are a great band playing consistently good music. My only regret is that us Aussies can only get two of their albums!
Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever
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Their most metallic
Track 4 is an oddity. The others are the intense post-rock you expect from these guys, and worth way more than the price tag here. Greet Death is simply awesome.
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