Return of the Black Comet plummets towards your speakers, in as timely release as it could be, as an asteroid lands mere miles away from my dwellings, into the offshore abyss of the Channel trailing a fiery plume of luminous incandescence – and so so too does our hero Warlock Corpse, with his latest vintage blackened synth opus, robed in his characteristic lurid green. trailing starry hypnotic, hallucinogenic vapours as depicted by the Reclusive Goblin. Thirteen new tracks, whirling between raw dungeon clankings, to waltzing kellar séance, spiked with bursts of caustic black metal euphoria, interspersed with disarming music box melodies and mischievous ambience. A worthy follow-up to one of my most favourite albums of last year, this album is also receiving deserved physical releases in every format.