Fields of God is our instrumental voyage through world's intellectual collapse and was made in the most depressive time in modern Croatian history. It consists of 9 songs where 1st and 9th are more drone oriented and serve as ironical reflections on too simplified teachings of world's faiths about our universe. 14,1: The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, their deeds are vile; there is no one who does good. 11,4: The LORD is in his holy temple; theLord is on his heavenly throne. He observes everyone on earth; his eyes examine them. The other 7 songs are pieces of our contemplation on here/now and everyone is free to draw their own conclusions from song titles. Ungodless Vicarivs Filii Dei (Animal Rituals) They Will Not Have The Stars Ode To Bourgeoisie-Philistine Mentality Emperor, Guide Us To Think Is A Sin Fields OF God The album was recorded 2014. in Zagreb at Kramasonik studio. Mixing and mastering was entrusted to Tymon Kruidenier (ex-CYNIC, EXIVIOUS, OUR OCEANS) and artwork was done by Niko Potočnjak (SEVEN THAT SPELLS). OFFICIAL: http://holyzayn.com/ Some Reviews: "Definitely one of the most intriguing albums of this year so far. In my opinion this album sounds inspired as it sounds fresh. It is music i can easily relate to. Recommended for sludge fans, progressive metal fans, post metal fans e.t.c" - Tzertzelos (GR) "I can imagine this music working very well on stage, probably because one of the most potentially annoying elements, the vocals, are just not present. Instead, Zayn treats us to an intense amount of fuzzy riffs, pounding drums and often complicated, almost chaotic and dissonant structures. This is simply an awesome piece of music, somewhere between stoner and post rock with a touch of psychedelica." - Merchants of air (BE) "Zayn separate those who enjoy metal for its immediacy from those who are willing to sacrifice their time for a slow-burning, but no less satisfying, reward." - The Moshville Times (UK) "These tunes invoke more than just appreciation for music, and talent, but unearth attitudes that few songs can manifest." - Progarchy (USA)