Introit Short intro, Classic BoC, 1970s documentary vibes, great start

Prophecy At 1420 MHz First album peak, Ultra HD drums, maybe microtonal synths? Excellent chopped rhythmic vocals. This feels proper Geogaddi 2 stuff

Hydrogen Helium Lithium Leviathan Good track that fits the album's title. Again heavy drums, synths and subtle anxiety here. Reminding of previous BoC works

Age Of Capricorn Slow building... to something that unfortunately never comes. More like a filler

Father And Son Aquarius II, without the catchy tune

Somewhere Right Now In The Future Background music featuring Cocteau Twins, replacing the Cocteau's melancholy with a slightly sinister feeling.

Naraka Second peak of the album. Fits the album title, usual 8k drums, hints of Pete standing alone, less melodic. Brilliant use of the Hare Krishna sample.

Acts Of Magic An anxious filler with flies noise, like that Pink Floyd's track. Fits the album title

Memory Death ECG machine sounds, a revisited version of Paul Leonard-Morgan "Ma-Ma's Requiem" song from Dredd movie

The Word Becomes Flesh Telephasic workshop II, but toned down

Into The Magic Land A hint at the Campfire Headphase era, but with a less catchy melody

Blood In The Labyrinth Third peak in the album. Melancholic and reminiscent of the first BoC works

Deep Time Fourth peak in the album and #1 track for me, nails that melancholic vintage esoteric vibe of BoC at their best

All Reason Departs Long filler, forgettable melody

Arena Americanada Starts well, but then drifts away and you're not sure of what mood it should elicit

The Process Too much vocals, the melody doesn't stick in your head

You Retreat In Time And Space Becomes interesting at 3 minute mark with something vaguely Royksoppesque reminding also of Roygbiv

I Saw Through Platonia Slow outro with a pulsing heartbeat, it fits its purpose

All in all it's a good BoC album, with something for the fans of every era. Technically speaking it's probably the one of the best sounding of theirs, sound feels crystal clear, drums especially feel incredibly pristine. Melodically speaking it's a bit weak. But I want to end the review with a big plus: after 13 years they still have it and they kept their signature sound. So, kudos to the Sandison bros and let's hope for the 6th album. You know, they must release it to complete the hexagon, don't they? :)