Female-fronted (that's singer & guitarist) acid-jazz-fusion metal sounds way different from what you'd expect. Although occasionally pegged with the black metal title, which is entirely untrue & wrong on many levels, there are more beautiful, clean-sung parts on this album than there are high pitched shrieks coming from the same mouth - but expect a lot of both (and lots of intense piano action, and SYNTHS). The collision of beauty and ugliness where needed makes for the artsiest metal release ever - done Japanese style. You do not want to miss out on this, if any of this peaked your interest you're about to enter a new dimension of underrated, beautiful music clearly crafted to make you insane.
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