The third and final album from this band from Germany.
The band was a quartet with a lineup of drums, guitars, keyboards, synths and vocals.
A guest added bass throughout the album.
The debut album Meer Der Zeit from 1977 was quite a decent take on symphonic prog and krautrock. Unfortunate, I do not have their second album so I have therefore landed on their third and final album.
The music are again early days symphonic prog with some Eloy influences. Add Camel and Kayak too to the list of references.
The organ and the keyboards are pretty dominant here.
The music is still light and pretty pastoral. There is no cascades of sound here.
The German vocals is OK. The organ is good.
The sound is also pretty good.
The quality of the music is somewhere between decent and good. This is a pretty charming album and symphonic prog fans will find this a pretty entertaining album.
2.5 points
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