If there's one definitive trait inherent to Gavin's music, then it has to be its variety.
From Celtic metal and Nordic chants to piano-driven ballads and electronic rock - this album is far from being repetitive.
I enjoyed almost the entire record, except for Lilac and Velvet that I found a bit bland.
My favourite track is The Tale of Cu Chulain, because I love long and epic tracks. But the song that I (surprisingly) loved is a melancholic disco ballad Liquid Nights and Disco Lights.

I enjoyed this album even more than the band's debut. I think that some subtle jazz elements help to enrich the atmosphere of the record and give that "special touch" to Messa's brand of doom metal.

Hardcore meets black metal meets... Friends? Do things ever get crazier than this?

And he did it again...
I don't know how Gavin manages not only to maintain such a high quality of music, but to actually get better as both a composer and a musician with every album.