Hailing from the Baltic (Estonia),LOITS are one of those bands balancing between the NS and the "patriotic" black metal fame, in matters of lyrical approach. But you got to see the photos taken for this release, perhaps you won't consider them as artistic or incredible but hold your stomach instead! Including 12 songs, album brings to mind early Satyricon but with some originality-strane these days-excluding the medieval atmosphere and introducing more mid-tempo, almost rocking parts. There's a great job done in terms of production, only this of course can't prove anything but certainly is a point that makes the listener instantly take "Vere Kutse Kohustab" seriously. The songs have an average duration of 4 mins. without many speed variations, that surely harms the attention put on the whole record, on the other hand each song is altered by the addition of some different vocalisations or strange to the bm genre's ears instruments (of their native tradition).Not a regular recording, more of a headbanging one I'd say, helping Loits keep their reputation on a high level and keep the Baltic artillery strong and fearsome!