The Swedish masters of aversion and forlorn Vanhelgd returns with an even darker aspect of death metal surpassing what is deemed traditional and into the realms of blackened doom metal with Temple Of Phobos. 
While still firmly locked into that unmistakable Vanhelgd sound, it is clear that on Temple Of Phobos they have steered into a much more despondent territory; very reminiscent of the early '90s doom. Vanhelgd have managed to capture the essence and vibe with such perfection on this album that perhaps this will go down in the band's history as one of their heaviest, gloomiest and blackest records ever. 
Recorded and mixed at Studio Underjord with Joona Hassinen (Year Of The Goat, Saturnalia Temple, Ocean Chief, etc) and mastering duties by Tore Stjerna at Necromorbus Studio (Watain, Repugnant, Desultory, etc) and once again gracing the ominous artwork by Vanhelgd frontman Mattias "Flesh" Frisk (Ghost, Entrapment, Vampire, etc).