Antoni Maiovvi's "Ye Gods" project explores the intersection of religion and cosmic horror. The album No Albion features tribal rhythms, droning vocals, and themes of spiritual duty, creating an oppressive atmosphere. While integrating religious zealotry and sacrificial visuals would generally be on the nose, Ye Gods keeps most symbolism as feeling. Notable 'He Who Holds The Severed Head' demonstrates cinematic quality, and "Blessing" captures dramatic tension. The overall listening experience blends relaxation with existential dread. The final track, 'Total Eclipse', encapsulates the album's themes but lacks the drama of other songs. Ultimately, the work prompts contemplation on religion as a form of cosmic horror, contrasting divinity with a sense of insignificance.