This prodigious artist (Ashton Nyte) has released another disc of dark 'n' doomy sounds . . . only this one is brighter lyrically. He even hides a cover of "Amazing Grace" at the end of The Fourth Seal of Zeen. Fans of Type O Negative's gothic, slow 'n' doomy sounds (like me) will salivate all over this double disc. My first exposure to this new disc came at the end of a night where I had the privilege of speaking at a church. Driving home, somewhat spent, I had this low-end masterpiece rattling my car so loud that my chest felt each beat and I was caught up in animated imaginary performance. I should've been pulled over and locked up, but I arrived home safely and hooked on this album. Ashton has woven his dance pop sensibilities and an understanding of things heavy in a way that creates a broad appeal from what could be a very narrow genre.