The fourth album from this band from Finland.
The band was a one-man-band with a lineup of guitars, bass, synths, programming and voices.
Rami Talja continued with this band. A band who strangely enough has been labeled as a neo-prog band. Nothing could be further from the truth.
This band operates well within the eclectic prog genre with a lot of nods and winks to King Crimson.
That too is very much the case on this fifty minutes long album.
King Crimson, the Beat era is well represented on this instrumental album. The music is driven by guitars and synths.
There are some female voices here but no words.
The music is neither good or interesting. This is a decent album, another decent album and another step in the wrong direction from their promising second album.
2 points
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