In a short while after their (or his, as it's an one-man band with the help of a drummer) debut "Dodsangest", Swedish death metal combo of Pete K. Flesh strikes back. Pete's overproductive thoughts are often laid on albums recently - Deceiver, Flesh and Thrown in a brief period. Different bands, different sound, different albums. Even this one, is not that much early - ‘90s worship, to my disappointment. The biggest part of the album goes on the same tempo, with predictable alterations. This is the flaw of "Temple…", even if you are getting used to each song, and the worthy ones are more than half - great to listen to such these days - the total is kinda tiring. The riffs laid upon the static rhythm section (not that it's just a deathrash album with a programmed drummer) are noteworthy, some leads and short - legged riffs are exceptional and add more to inevitable quality of this album. On the other hand, the slight absence of DEATH, compared to the debut, is at hand. Traces of Black Sabbath influences of Pete are here again, with a couple of heavy riffs following a fast beating of the skins, in their own way. A nice aspect, instead of a more common Autopsy or C.Frost tuning, close to what we've been taught by the mainman for more than a decade now. The more I listen to it, the more I like the longest songs which are "Baptized On The Demon's Throne" and the closing one, "Invisible Darkness", as for the dynamites of this release are for sure the opening four ones, with the title track plus "Rotten Through The Skin" topping my faves' list for the time being. Note that both Flesh albums will be (or have already been) unleashed on vinyl as well.