Released in 1996, Here In After marked a significant shift in Immolation?s sound, pushing the boundaries of death metal into darker, more dissonant territory. The album?s relentless complexity is evident from the opening track, ?Nailed to Gold,? where the band delivers twisting, unconventional riffs that challenge the listener?s expectations. This bold move away from the straightforward brutality of their debut Dawn of Possession introduced intricate, unsettling song structures that feel both chaotic and meticulously controlled. Guitarists Bob Vigna and Tom Wilkinson deserve special recognition for their work here, crafting eerie, dissonant melodies that feel almost otherworldly. Craig Smilowski?s drumming is equally impressive, driving the album with both precision and ferocity, while Ross Dolan?s growling vocals provide a menacing undercurrent to the complex arrangements. Tracks like ?I Feel Nothing? and ?Away From God? exemplify Immolation?s ability to intertwine brutality with a haunting atmosphere. While Here In After may not be as immediately accessible as their earlier material, its intricate layers and shifting tempos reward repeated listens. Released at a crucial point in their career, this album stands as a key turning point for Immolation, showcasing their ability to evolve while maintaining their trademark intensity.