The fourth album from this band from Italy.
The band is a quintet with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars, violin, keyboards, flute, trumpet and vocals.
This is so far their latest album and I really hope they will soon release a new album as their first four albums has proven their status as one of the best post '70s RPI bands.
The music is again classic RPI in the same vein as Banco, PFM and Biglietto Per L'Inferno. Three bands who to a large degree defined and refined the symphonic prog part of the RPI scene.
Ubi Maior and this three quarters of an hour long album is both following in their footsteps and renewing this scene and brand of RPI.
The vocals is very good and the band gives this album a classic RPI sound.
The music is muscular and complex. It also has this Italian passionate take on progressive rock. This album has both class and passion.
The music is very good throughout and this is an album everyone into RPI should have in their collection.
3.5 points
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