This band is screaming for more attention.

Written by Hex_Omega on 19.01.2015 at 17:55

This band is screaming for more attention

They shouldn't have to scream, the music should just speak for itself. Revisited this again and as good as ever. Captures what was really good about early Dream Theater, great dynamic songwriting, with an endearing production value. Definitely overlooked, but I wouldn't call it underrated as everyone I know that I play it for loves it.

Written by Introspekrieg on 25.02.2016 at 01:38

Captures what was really good about early Dream Theater, great dynamic songwriting, with an endearing production value.

Agree but you forgot about one important 'ingredient': awesome vocalist

Sad to see a quality album like this being this overlooked. The vocalist is especially awesome, he doesn't necessarily have the most powerful voice in the world, but the man clearly knows how to use it effectively, sounds awesome. Maybe this band was little too generic 90's prog and didn't stick out from the crowd or the stupid name changes confused people, but this is seriously good stuff that deserves more love and recognition.

Written by Metal Rasputin on 17.02.2022 at 03:14

Sad to see a quality album like this being this overlooked. The vocalist is especially awesome, he doesn't necessarily have the most powerful voice in the world, but the man clearly knows how to use it effectively, sounds awesome. Maybe this band was little too generic 90's prog and didn't stick out from the crowd or the stupid name changes confused people, but this is seriously good stuff that deserves more love and recognition.

No, I wouldn't say it's generic 90s prog, there's some good song-writing here.
I agree this is unfortunately overlooked. It should have been bigger, but I bet there was not much promotion for this, not enough touring (if any, I don't know).

Really good album.