Here's DESOLUS' highly anticipated second album, Dwellers of the Twilight Void! In one sense, one could look at DESOLUS' two albums covers and get a view into their respective auras: System Shock was doubtlessly fiery, while Dwellers of the Twilight Void goes darker and bloodier. The '80s horror VHS intro sets the stage perfectly for the blistering speed and aggression to come. Unbelievably, DESOLUS sound even more diabolical and crazed here, seemingly intent to slay listeners as quickly and efficiently as possible, with Dougsiyeh delivering an utterly unhinged performance to keep apace with his bloodthirsty bandmates. And yet, beyond their characteristic intensity, there's an evolution in the band's sound that's subtle and never belabored. Be it the more blackened textures, the duality of straightforward rush vs. haunting twists, or the unique production style that has a dingey, dungeonic clarity, DESOLUS display a strive to build upon the debut's not-inconsiderable foundation whilst keeping their core identity intact. In just 36 breathless minutes, these Dwellers of the Twilight Void will drag you from the light...for good!