Notable remixes within this album include Shock Doctrine, These Bones, and the (in)famous Behemoth.
However, the one that personally caught me the most was the remix for Another Sleepless Night.
James Kent said that the original song was one of the most beautiful songs he has ever listened to. I wholeheartedly agree.
But his remix? Entirely on a new level.
Drop dead gorgeous.

These are an absolute joy to listen to. It's always a pleasure to feel like you're rediscovering Perturbator while touring through this album. It personally makes me extremely impressed with how far he's gone, especially with New Model and Lustful Sacraments.
However, the classic tracks still hold up to this very day. You can never go wrong with them, perfect for a nolstalgia trip.

Aurora Haze sounds like Synth Heaven.

After Valediction, GosT evolves once again with the 2nd, last album out of Century Media.

It's somewhat back to what GosT used to do, although with key differences being more modern sounds, glitchy effects, and singing. Since this album is about witchcraft and its effect on women throughout history, I say it's a great combo.

Love the album cover too. Nona Limmen's photography is phenomenal.

Ah here they are. Guess they were on Bandcamp the whole time.

Valediction is perhaps GosT's most "out there" work to date, even more so than Prophecy. It's an absolute conglomerate of genres, which ended up being pretty controversial within GosT's fandom, and even caused a division.

Me personally? I like it. I had a hunch GosT would start to a more metal-esque style since Possessor, and it's even more prominent in Prophecy.

Fitting album name, too.
Say hello to the new GosT, everyone.

If "Possessor" was GosT shoving Hell itself down your throat, "Prophecy" is GosT brutally taking Hell out from you, then releasing it upon the entire world, all while commencing the biblical apocalypse. It's downright evil.

Lot more distinct than previous albums, even the two from Century Media, but traces of GosT are still here, even from his oldest works!

Hope you enjoy your new home of Metal Blade Records, because it really suits you now.

Also that album cover is eye candy.

This album is phenomenal.
It truly sounds like a once in a lifetime journey, as the emotions the songs emit are unlike anything I've ever heard.

You can almost empathize with Syd in this story.