Forbidden Myth (Review Request)

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   Hi,
My main comment, is probably an odd one, and I hope that you can enjoy it ... 

I like to comment here, about some new bands that ... "look ma, I'm playing progressive music!" ... as a joke, since so much of it is (to my ear) a sort of idea of what "progressive music should be complete with guitar solo, etc, etc, etc ... and the nicest thing in your piece is that I don't remember a guitar solo per se, and I don't look at the piano as having done "solo" parts in any of the pieces.

It made for a wonderful listen that, for once, was not about ... look I'm doing this or that ... but about the music itself and the conceptual nature of the work is really special, and worthy of note. I am trying to read more on it, as I think I missed some of its story along the way.

It feels rare, these days, to listen to music that is NOT, showing off its skills, and instead is concentrating on the quality and development of the whole story itself, within your sphere of ability, without having to feel like you had to stretch it some to get to the idea/point that it is "progressive" ... regardless, it is a wonderful piece of music and my  ... for the ability to remain on point the whole time.

IF, and this is an IF ... I have a little comment, very minor at that, it would be that I would wish to hear some pieces stretched out a bit more ... somehow, the pastoral vision of a part extended here and there seemed right in my mind, but I can see that is my vision and not necessarily yours.

Great work ... so here you have it, the "review" in pieces. 

BTW, I prefer to look at the "whole work" and not any individual pieces, and I can not say that there were any that did not get/keep my attention on it, as I listened to it non-stop all the way to the end.

Lovely ... lovely ... lovely and then some!