The eight solo album from this artist from Ukraine.
Antony Kalugin did the keyboards and programming here.
He had help from two guests who added guitars and vocals.
Antony Kalugin has been releasing solo-albums since 2002 in addition of running Karfagen since 1997.
His solo-albums has been in the cinematic rock and neo-classical music genres.
That is also the case on this fifty minutes long album. Add in some hints of symphonic prog in addition to the neo-classical music and the cinematic rock here and you get the full picture. Add in some Middle-East influences and the picture is even more complete.
There is a lot of electric guitars here. The guitarist is Max Velycho. The sound is organic and pretty bold at times.
Ditto for the music which is pretty epic.
Not everything here is good but this is a fairly good instrumental album. It is an album well worth checking out from one of the better and most prolific artists in today's progressive rock scene.
2.5 points
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