The second album from this band from Luxembourg.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of keyboards, drums, bass, guitars, percussion and guitars.
The band was helped out by some cello, violins, samples, flutes and vocals.
This album follows on from their self-titled 2014 album. An album I rated pretty highly. So I was looking forward to this album.
The band is still very much playing atmospheric neo-prog. References are Marillion and Gazpacho. You can also add Guy Manning too.
The music is bold and big most of the times. There are clearly some US symphonic prog stuff going on here too.
The vocals are very good and the same can be said about the other instruments. The music is really elegant.
Elegant and good. My only gripe is the lack of a great song or three. That aside......
This is indeed a good album and well worth checking out.
3 points
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