The seventh album from this band from Luxembourg.
The band is a quintet with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
The band started out as No Name and then changed name to TNNE The No Name Experience on their fifth album. I have reviewed the fifth and the sixth album for the two first issues of this blog (see links, top of this blog). They are two good albums.
The country Luxembourg borders to Germany while Holland is on the other side of Belgium. TNNE does a mix of Dutch and German sounding neo-prog.
That is perhaps a coincidence. I do not know. But their music is muscular, a bit epic and bold neo-prog. There are also some pretty obvious art-rock here too.
The vocals is good and the musicans deliver some pretty complex music.
The result sounds a bit run-of-the-mill. The music is a bit middle of the road neo-prog.
That said, this is a good album and one neo-prog fans will really enjoy.
Check out this album.... and not at least, this band.
3 points
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