Title: Brilliant Techno Prog
Review: How could this be anything other than brilliant, the guitar player from Arena, the rhythm section from IQ and a production/keyboard whizz in Jem Godfrey with lots of pop smarts. This is progressive rock with all the production tricks, whistles and bells that might have found themselves on the latest top 40 offering. It is a wonderful combination.For lovers of fine progressive rock and excellent musicianship who are not too snooty to enjoy a little studio "wizardry" - it is at times marvellously bombastic, (the frenetic opening just blows me away); the compositions are suitably complex and interesting - but always accessible. In places, Kino comes to mind, but forgive me if I say that this builds on that fine effort and delivers so much more. If anything was to bring the masses back to the glory of prog, this should be it. Ohhh so highly recommended.
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