The second album from this band from England.
The band was a sextet with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars and vocals.
They were helped out by a handful of guests who contributed with their guitars, clarinet, saxophones, moog, hammond organ, narrations and vocals.
Their 2018 debut album Red Mars took me by surprise. Good neo-prog with a lot of symphonic prog influences too.
This album is a one hundred and fifty seven minutes long album. That is two and a half hours with music.
Music which is a mix of art-rock, symphonic prog and neo-prog.
The music is melodic and pretty complex. The vocals is split between female and male vocals.
The music is good too. Good but not really great. Nevertheless, this band is well worth keeping an eye on. They may come the best new thing in the prog rock scene. May. Or maybe not. The band has a lot going for them.
3 points
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