Pon Farr is the epitome of Nahtaivel's industrial music work. All the aggressive synth riffs, harsh and processed vocals, profane mood, and metal influences have been better developed on his new album. From the opening and violend song, Hate, until the atmospheric song Christie's Dream, the listener is taken to a trip through the different ways of how to face the underground electronic music. The electro Amok Time, the joy and humorous Little Pleasures of Life, the old school The Invention of Lying, the four on the floor Ex Nihilo and the epic and progressive The Short Story of Asami, between other very creative songs. Who buys the physical copy will also listen to 3 bonus tracks only available in this format. Two remixes thought for the dancefloor for The Invention of Lying, featuring vocals by Pecadores's Apostle Niwt. And another version for the song Hate, called Murder in my Eyes, featuring lyrics and vocals by Diverje's vocalist Tommy T Rapisardi. The album cover is the band's most profane and polemic to date. Designed by Hernan Rojas, hand-drawn with post digital process, it shows the hand of jesus demonstrating his feelings during a sex intercourse. If you are sick with most of the dark-electro and industrial bands nowadays that sounds all the same, listen to the new Nahtaivel's album, you might be surprised.