JerryLucky.com - Mar 08
The songs ebb and flow, building in intensity and then relaxing, the acoustic guitar providing lots of room for the music to breathe as well as forming the connective tissue between many of the other songs, lending the recording a more epic sounding pallet than actually exists. full review
The songs ebb and flow, building in intensity and then relaxing, the acoustic guitar providing lots of room for the music to breathe as well as forming the connective tissue between many of the other songs, lending the recording a more epic sounding pallet than actually exists. full review
Unger's Wonderful World of Progressive Rock -
Dec 07
Steve has clearly not tried to record a prototypical progressive rock album or get caught up in the prog cliches, but instead has created an honest sounding and more natural album that clearly shows a more mature and other side of his creativity. full review
Steve has clearly not tried to record a prototypical progressive rock album or get caught up in the prog cliches, but instead has created an honest sounding and more natural album that clearly shows a more mature and other side of his creativity. full review
CanProg - Apr 08
I can't help but love this one. It reminds me of why I love prog music so much in the first place.
full review
I can't help but love this one. It reminds me of why I love prog music so much in the first place.
full review
