The Absolution EP was released at the same time as the Sacrament EP, as part of a "twin EP concept set". Though the two discs were sold separately, they feature slightly different mixes of the same songs. However, the track "Watch You Die" does not appear on Absolution. Absolution is set up such that the track "Endtime" alternates with the other three tracks. While I understand not wanting to place the same song back to back for 37 minutes (the length of the EP), the end result is "Endtime" is played four times and it feels as though this release could better be called the Endtime Single with a few bonus tracks.

Unsure of which album to try first, I ended up purchasing Absolution ... and fear I may have made the wrong choice. The album has never really managed to catch my interest. Though there are subtle differences between the four different mixes of "Endtime", they still sound so similar that I am left wondering what the other artists actually did in the mixing process. The exception is the XP8 mix, which really stands out (and is a really dynamic and interesting song).

If you enjoy lighter EBM, then you may enjoy this EP. Sadly there are no samples for you to listen to before making your purchase, so I'd suggest looking up Unter Null on myspace or her homepage. Since amazon does not always include a track list, I've listed the tracks in order. I've also marked the two tracks I like.