Dimhav - Ondine

A project involving Daniel Heiman will undoubtedly be epic in every sense.

Alright. There's finally some good stuff to look forward, May is getting stacked.

I don't even consider myself a big power fan but I find any album that Heiman features as front man turns to gold. For me he's one of the greatest vocalists in all metal and can make even the most mediocre power metal release sound epic beyond proportions. This album, however, is unbelievably good even if you take away the fact he's the lead singer. The compositions are very diverse and progressive, almost in the realms of Dream Theater in fact. It's a great and exciting listen from start to finish with an immaculate production. I've not listened to the debut yet, but now I think I might have to.

The bar keeps strong for those guys, and as AndyMetalFreak told, there are many reminiscences to Dream Theater (especially in the keyboards work done by Staffan).

And yup, Heiman still keeps doing an oustanding work with his otherworld-ish vocals. Hopefully we'll get soon more from him as Sacred Outcry and Warrior Path release their new stuff.

I think I might've confused this band with Sacred Outcry

Mike's post above brought me back to reality. I still haven't gotten round to listening to this album, but knowing this is the band that Heiman is still in is giving me the kick in the pants I need. Plus the debut is excellent even if I had mixed feelings on it a few years back (get on it Andy).