A STREET BETWEEN SUNRISE AND SUNSET

"The Evening Wind" is a classic, about someone driving through heavy traffic and eventually reaching the sanctuary of his home. Wojtek Szadkowski (the drummer, music and lyrics writer) is the driving force of this band creates such comfortable music, that soon one is drawn into his pleasant world.

"On the Run" has a slow soaring guitar solo that one just ´wants to go on forever! These are fairly long songs that seem to fade into each other. The soothing voice and keyboards make this very pleasureable listening.

This feeling carries on through both "Midnight Snow and "No Disgrace"

On the next two songs "Not Afraid and "Now" the songs take on a rather commercial sound and I started having doubts about it being a five star album. These two songs are a bit weaker than the rest but can´t really be called bad songs.

During the next song "Fight" things come back together again and this leads into the title track, another classic called "A Street Between Sunrise and Sunset" Listening to "The Enening Wind" and this song I found myself marvelling at all the effort that must have gone into these songs, the keyboards, bass and all the programming sounds like the work of a damn genius!

The album closes with "Children" a song dedicated to Wojtek´s children. A nice soft song which finishes in what seems to be some kind of a Finnish children´s song. Really a great album. Four stars definitely

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