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Where "Hexes" reveled in a sludgier sentiment, all the while anchoring Wasif's emotional yearnings, The Voidist opts, for the most part, not to disguise anything. It arrives bare-chested and howling
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There is the danger that The Voidist comes off as a collection of songs, not an album. But for the most part they’re really good songs, and sometimes that’s more than enough.
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That feeling of being held at arm's length persists no matter how much time you put in with Voidist, and it's the record's only significant shortcoming.
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Under The RadarThe Voidist eschews some of the drone-y stoner rock of "starnge Hexes," but his Two Part Beast band is still muzzled by a plodding middle section. [Fall 2009, p.72]