DAEDALUS

As usually happens with this type of bands so rooted in the symphonic rock of the 70's (in the case of Daal I also notice more recent influences, close to the somber sound of Anglagard) the interest they generate is limited, very niche, namely: of those vintage enthusiasts in progressive rock (mostly people contemporary to the birth and rise of classic bands, and who often reject -with a nostalgic attitude- more modern proposals); also of those who listen to music without prejudice and try to find out what is happening regardless of the forms or times (where I include myself).

And if we add to this the fact of finding few findings or elements that can differentiate Daal from any conventional band, the result - despite how well produced and the brilliant moments there are in 'Daedalus' - is no different from that of many other bands whose offerings will be overshadowed by more adventurous bands.