The music video for "Feral Child" is a tribute to the band's DIY ethic. Directed, filmed, and edited by Evgenij Shkenev, with post-editing by Pavel Heda and lighting by Mandus Boman, the video features members of the tightly-knit "Hladomrak Circle." Special thanks are extended to Olev Käär, Kirillah, and Guillaume Le Huche for their contributions. The video portrays a feral child navigating a desolate landscape/house, symbolizing the primal purity and raw essence of nature, themes central to the band's philosophy. you can find this video below. and full Bandcamp link on clicking the album cover above.

The second track, "Anthropogenic Apocalypse," delivers an immediate and aggressive assault on the senses. The ferocity of the fast-picked chords, combined with some of the tightest and most rapid drum beats, creates an intense listening experience. Vocal delivery is impeccable, utilizing a range of scream techniques, including elongated wails that seamlessly transition into face-melting riffs. The inclusion of clean vocals introduces an "old gothic" atmosphere, adding depth and contrast to the track.

A standout moment occurs just before the clean vocals, where simple pinch harmonic notes lead into a short yet beautifully macabre tone/melody. This attention to detail and dynamic song writing is evident and can been seen throughout the album.

Personally, my favourite track is "Cursed Seeds." This song boasts the most infectious main riff on the album, forcing you to move with its groovy and assertive energy. The in your face tone instantly sparked my intrigue. The halfway mark introduces trigger-happy blast beats accompanied by brilliant chord progressions, showcasing the band's versatility. The layered vocals and marching band-esque ending create a vast soundscape that will resonate with any riff-oriented black metal enthusiast. For me, Hladomrak songs are all about the awesome riff/drum combos, And I personally feel this song is the best for that.

In a conversation with the band's founder, Evgenerator, he revealed that the inspiration for the song Omdirdaskr came to him through three separate dreams, with the main riff presenting itself in a vivid manner. This punctual and raw riff offers a more refined and polished version of Hladomrak's classic sound. It’s worth noting that Evgenerator's craftsmanship extends beyond music. In the Omdirdaskr video, he showcases a guitar made from real antlers, exemplifying him and his band's commitment to authenticity and their connection to nature. I’d quickly like to say that this song Omdirdaskr also has one of my personal favorite riffs from the album. Just listen to it for yourself and tell me it’s not fucking brilliant from start to finish!