Vocalist Alexis Mincolla described the upcoming album concept as centering on "shutting down consensus reality tunnels" and gave a tentative release date of fall 2016.

[20] Justin Hanson replaced Andrew Melendez as the live drummer later in 2017, and the band would later support Danzig for three fall 2017 dates, in addition to opening for HIM on their farewell tour.

[21] Neil Z. Yeung of AllMusic stated that the album "expands the band's sonic canvas to full cinematic scope, creating a brutal and unforgiving post-apocalyptic landscape that...borrows...Nine Inch Nails, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein, and White Zombie.

"[22] Dannii Leivers writing for Metal Hammer felt that the album's opener, "Divine Weapon", "[makes it clear] that this is a much heavier beast [than their debut].

[1] All tracks are written by 3TeethNote: "Degrade" and "Tabula Umbra" were omitted from the vinyl release due to space restrictions.