Cooked up during long, locked down months and polished to what sounds like close to perfection, “Prey” is a debut album that oozes class. We are firmly in symphonic extreme metal territory here, with echoes of all the usual post-DIMMU subjects, but HALIPHRON rarely sound entirely in thrall to other…
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