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The only other album by this duo that I've heard is La Danse Macabre, and I can't say I was terribly impressed with it. For their third outing, however, Inhibitions have traded up their lackluster Symphonic Black Metal imitation and gone for a fast, punchy, straightforward Swedish Black Metal that may not be original in the slightest, but they do it pretty well and employ enough tempo changes to stay engaging throughout. They've basically traded in their Norwegian plagiarism for Scandinavian plagiarism, but it was a smart move that led them to being perfectly good orthodoxy as opposed to piss-poor imitation. I say they deserve a nod for that.