DIES IRAE

Most mainstream Devil Doll ever went, but not their best - definitely the most accessable single track album, divided into parts which is something the other albums were not gifted with. Not that it seemed nessersary unless people wanted to listen to it intermittantly rather then as the whole song that it represents, which is at turns either wonderful or rather slow and mediocre. Though I still enjoy it and never skip parts, some pieces don't do so much for me as others, a bit like Sacrilegium, I feel it needed the right cut to bring out the goods, and it got an alright one, but until (most likely never) it gets the treatment it really deserves, then it won't be the best Devil Doll ever made. That authority goes to Sacrilege of Fatal Arms.