Valheen siemenet: The opener for this track features a super impressive drum fill that genuinely sounds like thunder. In my opinion, this song leans a little more towards the melodic side, providing a refreshing change of pace. The track boasts some pretty catchy tremolo-picked lines on one or two high strings, allowing them to truly ring out. I particularly love the part at 1:30 when the tempo shifts from traditional black metal blast beats into a more chunky, headbanging-friendly style of playing. Even the vocals transform here, moving from a slicing black metal tone to a more guttural and growling technique, which perfectly complements the music's direction. Overall, this song was very interesting and easily one of the strongest on the EP.

Synkkä virta: This was, without a doubt, my favorite song for many reasons. I feel that the band has absolutely nailed this sound, and I wholeheartedly hope to hear them play more in the style of its introduction. It's incredibly tight, rich with melody, easy to move to, and evokes a strong sense of triumph. The deep, embedded chords in this song are incredibly powerful, firmly rooting the track's general atmosphere. A really cool moment occurs at the 1:53 mark: if you give it a listen, you'll hear what I consider the coolest guitar melody on the EP—one I simply can't stop humming. This approach by Egrim, the guitarist, truly showcases his ability to seamlessly transition from a vicious style to a more tranquil one with beautiful melodies on the fly. I also really appreciated the use of the awesome intro as the chorus; I was thrilled to hear this section return, with added detail and an extended duration. I genuinely believe that if the band continues to create songs like this and stays on this path, they're bound to gain significantly more exposure. This truly feels like their signature style, and they should explore it further.