They aren't grabbing anything outside the box, but given the circumstances and Morgoth's track record, that's probably a good thing. Both cuts-"God is Evil" and "Die as Deceiver"-each clock in at just under four minutes in length. Their nuts and bolts boil down to a primitive structuring parallel to the works of Obituary, Death, and Massacre (among others) that focuses on speed and relishes monstrous medial-speed trenches. They swing like a pendulum from straightforward death metal riffs and drum patterns heavy on the double bass (very reminiscent of Obituary) to huge mid-paced artillery raids. Marc Grewe's vocals bring a lot of rot to the embryonic form of death metal Morgoth is clearly aiming for; he sounds like John Tardy, again conjuring flickers of Obituary. A discordant guitar solo would have been nice, but I'm not going to take the slaying riffs and heaviness for granted.