Burial Hex?s debut recording for Aurora Borealis, is a lengthy proposition. Clocking in at one hour thirteen minutes, it represents a journey, a metaphysical odyssey of uncertain outcome. From the psychoreligious clamour of ?Will To The chapel? with its jihadic cries, through to the somnambulant, subterranean oscillations of ?Eight Pentacles,? the way ahead is far from clear, the atmosphere claustrophobic and threatening. ?The River Of Los? showcases a new breadth of vision for Burial Hex with layers of undulating analogue synth and gentle percussion, an opiate addled take on the horror electronics hinted at previously, and perhaps an indication of things to come. The album ends with the half speed collisions, static miasma and white noise squawl of ?Bo -II- Ne,? the listener deposited on shores unknown, prostrate at the feet of the infinite mystery.