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Deathincarnation have quietly gone around being one of the better bands in the Ukrainian scene since their inception in 2006, and their latest doesn't change that in the slightest. Honestly, I may as well point towards my review of Pandemic Light for reference, since Dysfunctional Divine is very similar to it. They still take the blasting intensity of Dark Funeral and meld in keyboard-driven atmospheric sections to build up tension and evoke darkened landscapes, all of which is topped off with drummer Yuriy's hypersonic skin bashing. Thankfully, they've done it as well as they did last time, meaning this is yet another excellent example of their striking and unique brand of Black/Death with sometimes stunning keyboard work, making it as good a place as any to start if you haven't already given them a listen. Plus, they threw in a cool H.R. Giger-inspired album cover to boot, and who can argue with that?