There are three tracks on this album, the shortest of which—and by a significant margin—runs nearly fourteen minutes, but none of them ever gets boring or feels like it overstays its welcome. It is epic, atmospheric black metal, with lyrics exploring loneliness, isolation, and finding human meaning in a harsh and alienating world.
This album got a lot of great reviews when it came out in 2021 and it deserved them. It's really good. If you are looking for classic violent and satanic black metal (not that there's anything wrong with that_, this is probably not the record for you. But I do appreciate a band that pushes the boundaries of what can tend to be a somewhat rigid genre to produce a creative, surprising, and exciting album like Trisagion.