The sixth album from this band from Bahrain.
The band was a seven-pieces big band with a line-up of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, piano, keyboards and vocals.
I have reviewed all of this band's albums both in ProgArchives and in this blog. I like their albums a lot. This band deserve a lot more support.
Within A Dream clocks in at almost an hour.
The music is symphonic neo-prog.
The songs here are long, symphonic and complex. It can therefore be argued that this is symphonic prog album. And that with a great deal of justice.
The sound is still neo-prog and the core of the songs are very much in that vein. There is nothing wrong with that in my view.
The music is also mid-tempo with some good solos from the keyboards and the guitars. There is also a great organ sound here.
The vocals are good.
There are no real killer tracks here. This is still a good album and one of their better albums.
3 points
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