The ninth album from this band from Great Britain.
The band was a duo with a lineup of bass, guitars, synths, drum programming and vocals.
One guest added piccolo, flutes and female vocals.
The band returned again after a one-year-long album break. Their 2025 album is a good album and I had my expectations for Parallel Lives.
Parallel Lives clocks in at one hour.
The music is a blend of neo-prog and art-rock.
There are also some electronica here too.
Tim Bowness's solo albums are again a good reference.
The vocals is good and there is some good instrumentation here. They are a bit sparse but the music works.
The music is good throughout. This is therefore another good album from this band, one of the most prolific prog bands in UK right now.
3 points
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