A CHILD IN THE MIRROR

A Greek Canterbury? It is hard to say. I felt obvious Canterbury atmosphere while listening to this album, although it contains lots of other elements, from British folk to Scandinavian melancholy. This is definitely one of the best albums in recent progressive rock production, not only because of some extraordinary contributions of the members and guests (especially Evangelia Kozoni who sings both Greek and English), but also because of the fact the songs have their identity, their artistic particularity and depth of expression. When you unexpectedly recognize that uniqueness buried with hundreds of modern progressive rock albums, hardly avoiding being a clone of the fundamental progressive rock achievements of the seventies, then it is the sign you are dealing with the group that has definitely something to offer. Especially recommended for those who like Gilgamesh, White Willow, Syrinx and similar stuff.