The Malmö,
Sweden based instrumental progressive rock band are back with their 2nd
record. This album is two long songs and features the addition of female
flautist, Jenny, while the rest of the band remains the same. The opening track
starts very relaxed and slowly with flute and organ and it slowly builds up and
there are some voice like keyboards layered in there (They do not mention
anyone singing, although Tobias did a little on the first record). This track has a really killer groove, almost
funky and Mikael plays a really excellent long wah solo and later, the organ
melody returns and this theme is repeated many times in the track as it takes
multiple twists and turns, always staying interesting. Side two begins with Kung Bores Dans, a quite familiar
Swedish folk like melody in the organ playing and a quite long organ solo. The
track takes a number of cool twists and turns with each member taking some long
solos. There is also some additional hand drums, which I quite like. Great
song. Later after a small windy section the track gets a bit more heavy on the
guitar and the organ returns with a melody a lot like the way it started and a
great uptempo ending. Another very cool
record… I sure had fun playing with these guys the two times I joined them…
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