WALK ON WATER

The fame of the Caamora project continued to grow.Nolan along with Metal Mind Records organized a set of concerts in Poland (homeland of Agnieszka and beloved place for Nolan's Pendragon) in 2007, later in the year they would also visit Portugal and Canada.Meanwhile a second EP was on the rise.''Walk on water'' was released during the summer of 2007, Nolan and Swita were again helped by Mark Westwood and John Jowitt, but this time the drummer was Shadowkeep's Scott Higham, who joined Pendragon a year later.

The new Caamora EP kicks off with the excellent eponymous track, bombastic and groovy Neo Prog with fantastic vocals by Swita and a balanced effort by the rest of the team.''Shadows'' sees the band again in a bombastic realm, but this time in a ballad Heavy Rock style with an operatic atmosphere.''I Can See Your House From Here'' (not to be confused with Camel's eponymous effort) follows a similar vein.A strong ballad with the piano of Nolan in evidence but also an obvious Classical influence on the guitar playing.With ''Invisible'' things seem to calm down.The operatic elements are still there though.A smooth piano arrangement by Clive Nolan with Swita singing along strong female choirs supporting.

Another good presentation of what Caamora was trying to seed.Bombastic at moments, definitely operatic Heavy Rock delivery with a grandiose atmosphere, though a bit too much in a ballad mood after the opening track.Strongly recommended if you like this kind of music...3.5 stars.