IN HUMAN SIGHT

Israeli project PROTOMYTHOS appears first and foremost to be the creative vehicle of composer and musician Tom Treivish, who in 2012 decided to develop material he had written over a number of years to the level where these compositions could be recorded and released. The end result became the album "In Human Sight", which was self-released in the late summer of 2013.

The debut album of the Israeli band Protomythos comes across as a compelling production that should have a fairly broad potential audience, with music that without ever being truly comparable to either of them still manages to conjure associations to the likes of Pink Floyd, Porcupine Tree and late 80's Rush, with a fair degree of additional familiar sounding elements having an origin in music of a more mainstream orientation. It is a likeable and well made production on just about all levels, although the concept explored may put some people off. Still, if you enjoy well made, accessible progressive rock in general this is a CD worth taking a look at.