Digital reissue of the album originally released on April 30, 2011.

"Thursday that friar of S. Domenico, of Nola, a stubborn heretic, was burned alive in Campo di Fiore, with his tongue clamped in a wooden vice, for the very ugly words he said".

This was the text of one of the notices posted in Rome in February 1600, announcing the execution of Giordano Bruno. "Lingua in giova" is a tribute to the Dominican friar. The album's eight tracks resemble damp, dark frescoes depicting coercion in the broadest sense-as religions often tend to manifest themselves. A concept album performed in gloomy settings reminiscent of the dungeons of the Tribunal of the Holy Office. The spiritual tragedy of the friar from Nola is punctuated by unsettling voices manipulated in an extreme and obsessive manner, soft pads supported by imposing sub-bass, and a rhythm section that is constantly evolving yet strongly cohesive. One gets the impression that it was conceived and played in one breath, lost in a mystical ecstasy interrupted only by the macabre epilogue. The album's title alludes to the "torture within torture" inflicted upon the friar who was burned at the stake in Campo de' Fiori: a curved nail driven into his tongue to prevent him from spreading his "diabolical" beliefs.