EVERY NIGHT SOMETHING HAPPENS

I don't like a lot of RIO stuff. But most of this album sounds like people trying to actually make music, just expand and experiment on standard vertical and horizontal harmonies. The more familiar harmonies are there if you listen hard enough of. It's somewhat like Echolyn, only not as accessible. I definitely think it deserves the 2nd from the top slot for the year that it's currently in.

It just seems to defy a track-by-track listing, especially on first listening. But I plan on listening again. I can give it a 4. It would make an *interesting* addition to any prog collection.