Title: The Best Yet
Product review: The latest effort by OLP, "Spiritual Machines" is the best album yet by this exceptional Canadian band that does not get enough recognition in the US (thus is the fate of many bands not native to this country). It is one of the best albums I have heard, personally. I was taken with it from the first time I listened to it. The first songs to jump out at me was "In Repair" and "Made to Heal" (despite the simple, yet somewhat unusual chorus). In true OLP fashion, Raine Maida's lyrics are compelling and thoughtful(as usual) and his unique vocals combined with the forceful but well-balanced music deliver an album that is nothing short of spectacular. And while the narration in it is a little odd, most of it is quite intellectually stimulating (if you don't mind the challenge). In my humble opinion, a must have album for any OLP fan and/or any fan of this music genre.
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