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greenback Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator
The very good lead singer has a tone right between Kansas' and Neal Morse. The
miscellaneous electric guitar arrangements are very original: the comparison with Steve
Hillage is often quite valuable: Hillage however sounds more spacy and extravagant. The
keyboards are rarely used: indeed the guitar-driven tracks do not justify the presence of
organ and piano: they are rather used in a few specific tracks. Compared to their previous
Lemmings album, here they are more elaborated, sructured and less psychedelic. There
are many parts that have an excellent complex punk tendency: I even find some Neu!
similarities, regarding some of the drums and electric guitar sounds, especially on
the "Stalingrad" track. Obviously, they are 100 times better than Neu!, since their
compositions remain very respectable and structured. The album globally is moderately
progressive, psychedelic and it never falls into a deja vu rock/hard rock style.
greenback |4/5 |
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