Review by Vivek Ranjan

The album "Will Over Worlds Demos Miscellany Juvenilia 2004-2007" by Caïna is a compilation of early recordings, showcasing the band's development and evolution over the years. The album features a mix of demos, alternate versions, and unreleased tracks, offering a unique insight into the creative process of the band.

The album starts off with "The Sea Of Grief Has No Shores", a haunting and atmospheric track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through the band's early years, with tracks like "The Black Death" and "The Funeral Pyre" showcasing the band's raw talent and energy.

Throughout the album, Caïna's signature blend of black metal, post-punk, and experimental music is on full display. Tracks like "Humility" and "Deathless" showcase the band's ability to create intense, atmospheric soundscapes, while "The Contortionist" and "I Am The Flail Of The Lord" feature blistering guitar riffs and aggressive vocals.

Summary by Vivek Ranjan

"Will Over Worlds Demos Miscellany Juvenilia 2004-2007" is a must-listen for fans of Caïna and anyone interested in the early years of the band. The album offers a unique insight into the creative process of the band, and showcases their raw talent and energy.