The fifth album from this band from Great Britain.
The band is a quartet with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
Frost* is a kind of a supergroup which now has some of the most active musicians in the British neo-prog scene. I have reviewed most of their albums and will review the albums I have yet to review sometimes next year.
This band is one of the bigger bands in the British and international neo-prog and art-rock scene.
Their music has always been very muscular with some prog metal influences. The music on this double album is no exception from that rule.
The music has a lot of very hard pieces. There is also some more pastoral pieces.
There is a lot of contrasts between very heavy art-rock and some more pastoral neo-prog here. The music also has some elements of concept albums and rock operas.
The vocals is very good and so is most of the music here. There is some pieces of substandard music here though..
Nevertheless, this is a very good album and fans of this genre has probably already, and rightfully so, purchased this album. This album just proves why this band is one of the best bands in the art-rock and neo-prog scene.
3.5 points
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