Review - SPIRITUAL FILTH - Heavy Debriefings

The sophomore album from this Norwegian band more than lives up to its name. I feel like my brain is melting the more I listen to it. Combining so many different genres into a sound that leaves room for an extreme take on Progressive Rock, yet feels so appropriate. Their debut album was a bit more on the Prog Rock and darker side. Spiritual Filth feels like a reshaping of the band in the most bonkers of ways. Mixing SikTh, Enslaved, Between The Buried And Me, and Rolo Tomassi. The production handles everything with ease, and that songwriting is the pure selling point here, never lingering on one style for too long. This is an album you may not get on the first, second, or third time through, but if you let it unlock, it will reward you with an album that will never leave your side again. Outstanding work.