Code 666 released Carpe Noctem - In Terra Profugus in the last quarter of 2013.
Here are some bits from In Terra Profugus reviews.
"I honestly do not know what is going on in this small and seemingly peaceful country called Iceland. Iceland has given us big names within the black metal scene – we can highlight names like Svartidaudi and Wormlust. There is also a very interesting array of bands there that follow the same path, such as Chao, Azoic, Vansköpun, Dynfari and Kontinuum just to name a few. All of these bands have above average talent and a very characteristic kind of sound, so much “their own” that they could almost certify it with a “Made in Iceland” stamp. From Iceland comes one of the most spectacular albums I have had the privilege to hear this year, brought by the hands of the, until now, unknown band Carpe Noctem."
CVLT NATION ( http://www.cvltnation.com/terra-profugus-carpe-noctem-review/ )
"I’m quite impressed. In Terra Profugus opens with dissonant and expansive riffing in their first track, entitled Odium Somniferum. As soon as the percussion kicked up, I could tell that I’d like these guys. They have this off-the-wall style that just sounds good. It isn’t overly digitized, nor is it too raw. But it still comes off as chaotic, creepy even, and that’s a damn good thing in my opinion. They end Odium with muted whispering that actually made me feel unnerved, and trust me, for a shameless and normally apathetic guy like me, that’s accomplishing a lot."
Absolute Hell ( http://absolutehell.net/carpe-noctem-in-terra-profugus-review/ )
"This band is really promising and this debut album is really apocalyptic, so if you're a fan of the classic Norwegian and Swedish Black Metal, then you have to get your copy of this album now and start taking these tracks like drugs. The chaotic blood that ran in the veins of the classic Black Metal era is still streaming here, but now its darker, faster and stronger than ever, enjoy the sound of the end of the world."
Metal Temple ( http://www.metal-temple.com/site/catalogues/entry/reviews/cd_3/c_2/carpe-noctem-in-terra.htm )
"I cannot overstate how incalculably brilliant this album is. This will pathologically satisfy your wanton desire for black metal that will invade the very essence of your being and take it prisoner for all eternity."
Ave Noctum ( http://www.avenoctum.com/2013/09/carpe-noctem-in-terra-profugus-code666/ )