Pros:

Unbelievably, near-nightmarishly heavy, packing in a sinful number of pounding breakdowns and blistering riffs

Performances, including the disgusting (and sometimes beautifully sorrowful) vocals and the powerful guitar and drum work, are aggressive and robotically precise

Lyrical and thematic content is deeply emotional and can be quite frightening and raw at times

Cons:

Some moments feel oddly constrained, with the band unduly limiting themselves at times

Becomes a little monotonous after you lose track of the breakdowns in the second half, venturing into less inspired territory

Best: We Are One

Worst: The Third Depth

8/10 Psychological horror