Third album for ESA, this time on Tympanik Audio. This project's sound, while still very raw and partially club-oriented, has become a bit more melodic at times. There's still a few nods to darker and more soundscapes oriented material, but this "The Sea & The Silence" reminds me a lot of Prometheus Burning's output in the way accessible melodies and female vocals are mixed with the harsh beats and male screams. Not very original, but sure to make a killing in its specific niche.