MORE ONCE MORE

Echolyn's temporary transition into a band that in parts suggest themselves at times to be somewhere musically between UK and Bruford. Some of that stems from guitarist Scott McGill's Holdsworthian playing. The female vocalist lacks range, so offering a Geddy Lee challenge when first heard. All the tunes are reasonable to good jazz rock/prog rock. If you like Bruford's "Feels Good...", then give this a chance.

Footnote. Do anybody else find it a bit peculiar that a British independent label, Cyclops, distributed Finneus Gauge, an American band's album at the beginning of the 90's - but I suppose IQ's "Giant Electric Pea Records" label handled Spocks Beard first 4 or 5 albums...........................?