The fourth album from this band from Tunisia.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
Some guests also added guitars, strings, piano and backing vocals.
This band has on their last couple of albums been blending in traditional North-African and Arabic folk music into their take on power metal and progressive metal.
This is something you will also find on this fifty minutes long album.
The basis of their music is power metal blended with some progressive metal. Then you get this folk music on the top of that again.
The vocals is good, very good at places and the musicians does a good job on this album. It is an untraditional album and the band deserve a lot of credit for standing by their roots and their musical inheritance.
This is indeed a good album with a lot of good progressive metal and some good folk music too.
Check out this album even if progressive metal is not your scene.
3 points
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