The second and final album from this band from Finland.
The band was a seven piece big band with a lineup of timpani, percussion, drums, bass, guitars, piano, organ, harspiscord, electric piano, synths and vocals.
This album is the follow up to the self-titled album released the year before. An album I really like a lot and I reviewed last week.
The band still offered up mellow symphonic prog with some folk rock and art-rock influences.
References this time around is Camel, Supertramp and a bit of Steve Hackett.
The vocals are in their mother-tongue and that adds a lot of character to the music too.
The guitars and the guitars solos are very good on this album and the best thing about this album. A song like Omantunnon Rukous is a very good song.
Not everything works here. Some of the songs are too pedestrian.
Nevertheless, this is a good album from an underrated band.
3 points
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