Title: Nice, but unfinished
Product review: As many other reviewers pointed out, this album feels "unfinished," and for good reason. It's mostly demo-quality.However, the re-workings of classic Fields of the Nephilim tracks "Darkcell" and "Trees Come Down" may justify the purchase for hardcore Fields of the Nephilim fans. They've been given the proper attention. Frankly, though, I'd consider picking up the single (available via Amazon) for those tracks instead.If you're looking for an introduction to Carl McCoy's work, I'd instead recommend the Fields of the Nephilim "singles collection" <i>Revelations</i> as a starting point if you're interested in the epic guitar-driven gothic rock sound; or the fabulous <i>Zoon</i> album (under the Nefilim moniker) if you prefer a harder, metal-influenced album.
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