Lush, woeful atmospheric / depressive black metal from Mexico bringing forth immense emotional sorrow. The album is (mostly) made up of lengthy and expansive tracks filled with beauty and pain.

Utilizing 'traditional' instrumentation such as piano, saxophone, clarinet, and some strings as strong flourishes, The Last Path is likely the strongest effort from this proficient and prolific artist. The way they add a melodic impact is significant, especially in tumultuous moments of vocal intensity

Album credits:

All music written, performed, recorded and produced by Alex Becerra, except:

In Prelude to the Passing of Humankind / The Unveilings:
• Saxophone and clarinet solos - written, performed and recorded by Valeria Dávila.
• Female vocals - performed and recorded by Valeria Dávila.
• Trumpet - performed and recorded by Alán Fajardo.

• Lyrics adapted from a poem by Alejandro H. Monarres.

All other lyrics written by Alex Becerra.

Cover art: The Lost Path (1863), by Frederick Walker.