THE BLACK HALO

This album has to be one of Kamelot's best albums, while personally i dont think that as a whole album, it beats Epica, but its singles a far better. The Haunting (Somewhere in Time) is probably the most "fun" to listen too, but the album has many more complex, progressive songs. It is somewhat amazing that Kamelot made a swtich from a somewhat power and prog with Epica to almost entirely progressive metal without loosing too much interegrity of their hooks, unlike Sonata Arctica who, with their last album Unia, attempted a switch to progressive from power/symphonic, but ultimatly just added more notes and lost thier hook.. My only complaint is that Kamelot incorperates much of their athiest opinions in their music, whcih i believe music shouldnt have and message, but it doesnt hinder their music. I would say of you like Dream Theater or Dream Theater related bands, then you will almost definatly like, if not love, Kamelot