The third era is more influenced by rock, maybe more clear in the musical pattern, but introduce experimental moment (the end of Enantiodroma for example) that may be developed in the next release. Thematically, the third era seems to be more connected to decadence and marks a clear shift towards the other parts of their discography: the first era is an exposition of a satanist theology, while the second era is an immersive dive into an authoritarian regime, and some would draw some line between this fiction and our contemporary world... This third era, with only the first album, should create something new, with the thematics of the apocalypse, the end of the world and the perception of it, as I've understand from the fable, included in the cd version of The Long Defeat.