This tape showcases some of the best Grunt material since Seer Of Decay. This album has a more 80's Industrial influence in it than other Grunt releases. Sacrosanct Imperium shows resemblance to Esplendor Geometrico. The tape has elements of melody that nonetheless clash with the overall dissonance of this release. The more harsh aspects of this release are killer - mostly in the form of low end bassy screeches that come out very powerful on a good sub woofer. On the last track, "Gas Fumes", is when the album becomes truly chaotic. A tidal wave of extreme electronics, squealing flanger feedback and heavy walls of distorted static. Grunts vocals are also very good, very powerful shouting and high pitched shrieking, which is a vocal style I haven't heard Miko Aspa do all that often so it's refreshing to hear him expand his sound. The release ends with a more peeled back sound, still harsh and aggressive, but the heavy walls of low end static turn into synthy drones behind manipulated, watery sounding electronic sounds.Even though Grunt has released some unimpressive material since Seer of Decay, this release recaptures the brilliance Mikko Aspa can offer as one of Power Electronics most powerful artists.