The debut album from this band from Hungary.
The band was a quintet with a line-up of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, keyboards and vocals.
This band is a new band to me although they have been around since 2017. They are signed to the Polish label Oskar. A label with bands like Quidam and Albion.
Fading Tomorrow clocks in at three-quarters of an hour.
The music is neo-prog.
Magenta is the most obvious reference here, though. The female vocals are like Christina Booth's vocals and therefore like Annie Haslam's vocals. But not quite as good, though. Sorry, Zsuzsa Garda.....
The music is therefore symphonic too, as in the band Renaissance.
The music is melodic and engaging. There is a lot of harmonies here. The music is still pretty complex too.
The vocals are great here and an added bonus to this album.
This is a very good album, bordering to a great album. Magenta and Renaissance fans should and must check out this album.
3.5 points
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