The second album from Khanate showcases the band at their peak. The chemistry of the players has intensified into something otherworldly. Extremely advanced songwriting mixed with the trademark Khanate production. On this album, they focus their attention on extreme dynamics and the "space between notes." Bon Scott-era AC/DC puked through a quaalude binge, captured in the studio by Steve Albini.

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Doom metal may be the only genre where the words "dismal" and "wretched" are used as compliments, but if that seems strange, then take a brief listen to this album -- very much a doom metal recording -- and then try to imagine the band taking issue with such descriptions. Everything about it is carefully designed to evoke some feeling of pain, dread, or misery. The tempos are exaggeratedly slow, the vocals are yelped out in a high-pitched streak, the bass is distorted and sludgy, and the guitar spews...   [ read more ]

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It's records like this that make you feel so marginal and miniscule, so direly helpless when confronted with and overwhelmed by a heaviness that owes more of its penetrating power to what it leaves out rather than in, rotting the imagination from the core outward by leaving everything up to it...9.5 out of 10" - Unrestrained Magazine. ?"Khanate epitomizes doom metal's lunatic fringe" ? All Music Guide

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