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This, in my opinion, is one of those tremendous neo prog albums that every fan of Marillion, IQ, Pallas and especially Twelfth Night will like. Last year I was looking for a track of this album online. I have the CD, but I wanted to share a track of this album on a thread here on PA, but I discovered that only a couple were available. Now, since a couple of months, this album can be discovered on youtube, so for those who don't know it yet...:

This album was issued in 1992 by SI-music. A label that came out of the Dutch prog rock magazine Sym Info (later SI Magazine, for information about "symphonic rock" of course - "prog" or progressive wasn't much a label yet in those late 80s early 90s, in the Netherlands at least), that had some other great neo prog bands on their sleeves at that time...

Very nice and I listened to the whole thing and had to repeat it all ... it was tremendous to listen to a band that didn't go ... "look, I'm this or that" ... and just did their thing, and very well, specially for a concept album as this one seems to be, at least by the titles of the pieces.

Very nice extended pieces, very well defined and designed. 

One of the more enjoyable listens I have had in a while! Though 30 years late to hearing it, my apologies musicians, but you did great, and I will be looking for this CD, if I can find it. Very nice and truly enjoyable!

Well then you probably won't like Twelfth Night either because it's the same singer. Come to think of it you should probably also stay away from Peter Hammill, VDGG and the band Discipline. 

You're right for Twelfth Night. I only have/like Live At The Target. But you're wrong for VDGG, Discipline and Matthew Parmenter (I have some CDs) and I've also got albums of Eyestrings with his nephew Ryan Parmenter. 

Eyestrings sounds like Rush compared to Ryan's solo debut CD from the '90s, called Helvetica. That was one of those instances where I thought it was a mispressing. Nope, it wasn't.