These are top - notch LPs imported from the finest plants in Europe. There are three distinct color variants, each strictly limited to just 100 copies. The thick, 350 gsm gatefold sleeves feature a subtle metallic sheen all over, and there's spot UV lamination on parts of the layout. The long - standing Czech band Godless Truth has been around since the early '90s. With each album, they've grown stronger, drawing influences that enrich their sound, making them more potent than ever. Their music is a contemporary take with old - school roots, a form of technical death metal that focuses on well - crafted riffs and memorable hooks rather than just showy flamboyance. Through deliberate pacing and well - thought - out tempo changes, the album is full of melodies and grooves, unlike bands that over - complicate for the sake of technicality. The whole record pulses rhythmically with a rare liveliness, making it one of the most catchy albums in this style. Mixed and mastered by Joe Haley of Psycroptic, it sounds refreshingly clear yet sufficiently menacing. The album also features guest contributions from Joe Haley and Rafael Trujillo of Obscura, along with stunning artwork as intricate as their music. This self - titled album is a milestone for Godless Truth, which has an extensive discography, and will firmly establish their identity in a crowded music scene. Fans of Psycroptic, Death, Benighted, Decapitated, Atheist, Obscura, The Last of Lucy will surely love it. Line up: Petr Švancara - guitars, Ondřej Černobila - guitars, Jakub Grunt - bass, Petr Mikeš - drums, Adam B. Sychrow - vocals. Guest appearances include Rafael Trujillo of Obscura (lead guitar in The Decision), Joe Haley of Psycroptic (lead guitar in The Eyechain), Petr Angelo Čuka of Dissolution (vocals in Fortune Time), Peter Gábor (piano in RIP Cage), Matt Delirious (vocals in Wake Up To Obey). Mixed & Mastered by Joe Haley of Psycroptic (Crawlspace Productions), Artwork by Nauseaimage (MMiller).

Using this LP is simple. Just place it on your record player, carefully drop the needle, and enjoy the music. When handling the LP, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting fingerprints on it. Store the LP in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Don't stack too many records on top of it to avoid damage. If the sleeve gets dirty, you can gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. And remember, since it's a limited - edition item, take extra care of it to keep it in good condition for a long time.