ON TO EVERMORE

Has some solid songs on here with actual good "Glass Hammer" music beginning. But there's also a lot of misophonic crap (like 30 seconds of meowing in one part) that makes me question if I should even be giving this a 3, but there are good parts worth listening to that makes up great prog. This is personally the first decent album that Glass Hammer released in my opinion.

Good album for fans of good prog choirs and keyboards, such as early Spock's/Neal Morse, Moon Safari, Brighteye Brison, etc. Might even go as far to say styles of Yes and Beach Boys on a vocal level. But this version of prog itself is very different from Yes.

First half of this album, especially the prog epic Arianna are just choir-boy bliss and totally worth listening to if you're a fan of this type.