Necromancer is a step in the right direction though. The elements of hardcore that are brought in are nicely done and Sleeper Cell carries that on. The growled vocals sounding like they've been inspired by early Cancer Bats. The clean vocals on the other hand are still as raw as they were on King Of Snakes, not sounding overly produced, which is a brave move that pays off.

Creation Theory provides the highlight of the EP, it's a much more intense track than its predecessors. The verses are heavier and the riffs are bigger. It is just an all round better track than the rest of the EP and is followed by a melodic Catharsis. A track that shows there is a bit more to the band than just knocking out a few riffs. It brings in some interesting effects (more interesting than in King Of Snakes at least) and sounds like something Mad Capsule Markets might be responsible for. The bonus track is a cover of Chandlier by someone called Sia (No, I don't know either) and the least said about it the better.

Overall, this EP isn't going to win them any awards and probably won't get them much more attention in today's market. It's not all doom and gloom though, focusing on tracks like Creation Theory will see them push on a bit.