The fourth album from this artist from France.
Tom Penaguin played bass, guitars, keyboards and drum machine here.
One guest added female vocals on one track.
I have really liked his first three albums and was looking forward to this album.
Tom Penaguin II clocks in at three quarters of an hour.
The music here is Canterbury prog.
Both National Health and Egg are good references here.
The music is quirky and eclectic. It is still melodic and jazzy too.
This is very much a Canterbury prog album and a good example why this genre is great. This is an album i would play to those who wonder what the more eclectic end of this genre sounds like. There are no superb pieces of music here, though. This is still a great album and one of the best albums of this year... so far.
This album has - finally - converted me into becoming a fan of Tom Penaguin.....
4 points
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