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Essential and intriguing Black Metal with Polish lyrics. The album, on the one hand, does not reveal new areas, but is able to enchant with its unique atmosphere and emotions, its overtones. The group's logo resembles the one of Darkthrone, but this is not this kind of Black Metal. This is the one totally of Polish scene character, although the individuals forming this band forge their art in England. Somehow these are climates close to Mgła, Dagorath, Czort, but with darkness and aggression of for example Death Like Mass or Cultes Des Ghoules. The album in its message is dedicated to the Horned one himself as a symbol of rebellion and triumph of free will. It has something of the dark poetry that Taranis or Profanum once used to express themselves. It is certainly not an album that lacks its own character. It can keep the listener for a longer time and not bore him, encourage him to return in a while. This is the first album among The Devil's Sermon's achievements, and their art predisposes to follow its own independent path, without looking at the trends on the scene. I am very interested in what the next material will show, whether it will attract by the climate and structures we found here, these cutting guitar passages, fierce vocals and the rhythmical section that won't let you breathe. I think it will be like that and not fade away, just like the message of this album, because "There is no god above the Devil".
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