The third album from this band from Great Britain.
The band was a duo with a lineup of drums, percussion and guitars.
Numerous guests added bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
The band continues on with their science fiction neo-prog on this three quarters of an hour long album.
What really strikes me on this album, even after several listenings, is that the music has moved a lot closer to the first three King's X albums. Both the vocals from Matt Bissonette and the music in general are very much in that vein.
That is very pleasing to the ears of a King's X fan.
There is a lot of very good guitar solos and guitar harmonies here. Ditto for vocals and vocal harmonies.
The songs are good throughout and the King's X influences elevates this album to another level again.
This is their finest effort and I am really looking forward to hearing their new album.
3.5 points
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