Burning_Angel

No, I agree. Destroyers of the Faith is great. But I mean, this is too.

What sets them apart is, I think, that Destroyers of the Faith is so consistent/cohesive and crushing. Reap Heavens Apart is more varied, but also slightly shorter, so it feels a little less cohesive. But it also essentially tells a story as a whole, which is great too...

They're great in different ways I suppose, and depending on my mood I might like one more than the other. But I think on sheer quality alone Destroyers of the Faith might be ever-so-slightly better.

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