The second album from this band from Bahrain.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, percussion, guitars, piano, minimoog, organ, keyboards, moog and vocals.
Two guests also added bass and vocals.
The band gives us forty-two minutes of neo-prog.
The neo-prog is of the Dutch tradition and it is pretty much middle-of-the-road like.
There are the usual Marillion, Pendragon and Genesis influences here. What sets this album a bit a part from other basic neo-prog albums, is the slightly Arabic influences and the accented vocals.
The sound leaves a lot to be desired. The music is between decent and good.
If neo-prog is your favourite genre, Osiris and this album is well worth checking out. I have my reservations.
2.5 points
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