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Black vinyl with gatefold cover and printed innersleeve. Limited 666 copies

In my opinion this album is better than their debut, Sorcery. Why? The recording is nicer and brings out more, the drums are crazier and the melodies are more twisted. Quiet frankly it is a step up from the aforementioned. But it is more or less in the same vein, and I hardly see the difference between the two. This however is a bit longer and a lot more enjoyable to my ears. It is still nice and melodic, and continues with a stronger performance where Sorcery left off. The vocals seem to be a point of great malcontent. I like them. I like the crazy shit he does which just sounds like mumbling at times, and I like his harsh, pitch less yelling as well. I think they fit in perfectly with the music, and since it is so random and off beat, it almost sounds like random fits of prophesy being spewed forth. Over all this is a very strange album, very un-traditional. I can link it only with the Mexican band Cenotaph, and not a whole lot else, and even that is only a link because of the melodic nature of the music. The first half of the album is very strong, but the second half falls behind a little bit, but is still really good. All in all this is what I believe melodic death metal is, and nothing more.

Track listing:
The Transflamed Memories (Trinity)
1. The Unholy Signature (Segment One- Utterly Significant)
2. Beckoning The Xul (Segment II- In The Midst Of The Azonei’s Dominion)
3. Point Of Evanescence (Segment III- Of Sheer Perseverance)

Through The Core Of The Damned (Trinity IV)
4. Fathers From The Suns (Act I- The Occurred Barrier)
5. Enhanced By The Lore (Act II- Scholarship Ordained)
6. In Paralell Horizons (Act III- Spontaneous Aura Projection)

Era Of The Aquarius (Trinity VII)
7. The Awakener (Epoch I- Summon The Legends)
8. Maelstrom 2010 (Epoch II- Omens About The Great Infernos)
9. Exode Of Evils (Epoch III- Ladder Of The Thousand Parsecs)
10. LOdysee