PSYCHONAUT

3.5 stars really!!! Brainticket is one of those really wild group that are difficult to pin-point because of the diversity of every successive album. Aside from the awesome sleeve artwork, the average proghead would be well aware to start their investigations with this one because I would say that this is their most accessible album (among the ones I heard) and maybe their most progressive. I might suggest that you smoke a big fat doobie while you try to get into this album. The tracks are more structured than on their debut but this stays strange and requires repeated listening to understand..... that is if you have not stopped trying before. Ultimately , one will discover that it was worth it.

I would like to echo Proghead's remarks in his review that there are many confusion because there exists two Brainticket : this one and the much later Australian one. However , most people confused them as Dutch because of Brainbox (a Dutch group that was rememberd because of a focus link) and the Dutch/German prog label Brain Records. The fact that Brainticket's leader Vandroogenbroeck had a Dutch name did help confuse further more matters. there is also a great German band called Brainstorm from those same years.