The second album from this Dutch band.
Hangover Paradise is a seven piece big band with a lineup of keyboards, bass, drums, guitars and vocals.
I had the joy of reviewing their 2013 debut album Mirrors back in August 2015. You can find the review here.
That was a good album in the neo-prog genre. A genre they are still following on the follow up album Out Of Sight.
In my review of their 2013 debut album, I noted that their music was pretty soft. That is very much the case on Out Of Sight.
Their brand of neo-prog is bordering to, and sometimes crossing that border, pop-rock. The music is very soft and light-weight.
That too also because of the vocalist who has his limits. He sometimes steps over those limits and the result is jarring and vocals a crow would have been familiar with. The lyrics is a bit on the cheesy side too.
The songs on this fifty minutes long album does not have much substance and I am not impressed. Hence my rating.
2 points
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