The fifth album from this band from The Netherlands.
The band is a sextet with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
This band album debuted in 2008 and I reviewed that album back in August 2011 for ProgArchives. And to my big surprise, that is the one and only Nine Stones Close album I have ever reviewed up to now. I will now search out the three other albums and review them sometimes at the end of the year.
The band was pretty similar to Marillion, the Steve Hogarth edition of the band. Sixteen years has gone and they are again in the same territory.
The music on this forty-five minutes long album is slow to mid-tempo with some good vocals. There are some good guitar solos throughout this album.
The sound is good and it is pretty beefy and detailed.
The result is a good, enjoyable album. I will most definate visit some of their other albums too and review them.
3 points
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