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Release History Labels 0. Date Label Catalog Comments. Release Information. ProgRock Records. Track List. Performer Credits. Reviews 2. Sounding like a mixture of most every band that has a reputation in either or any of those selected prog sub-genres. Yes, Kansas, Styx, Starcastle, Saga, Alan Parson's Project , are relevent comparisons for certain moments on this cd, yet some can also draw some parallels to more recent and current bands such as Glass Hammer or Spock's Beard could be worth mentioning.

Musically they perform memorable, hook filled melodic music, that can be powerful and majestic. They have a huge vocal presence, Plant's voice is a perfect progrock prototype, and the choral arrangements are on par with the big names in prog's storied past. The guesting members consist of some known and unknown artists. Yet with all of these diverse musicians, this cd still comes across as sounding like a genuine band.

Perhaps due large in part to the collaborations of Duncan and Plant's compositional approach. The music has a very processed sound, lot's of textured keyboards, with the purity of acoustical pianos and guitars blended into the lush arrangements. This combination of natural and synth ladened soundscaping provides the prerequisites for most of the standards in progressive music. So as a first attempt as Cryptic Vision, the results are very convincing, no slop, or filler material, nice chemistry exists between the many players involved, and the aura of the band sounds familiar yet unique at the same time.

I am sure that fans of Glass Hammer are going to fully appreciate the style of this bands music. This is a great CD for all fans who like bands with Neo-Classical prog influences. Aditional to previous bands mentioned I think it's harmony chorus singing is very much like the Swedish band A. Get this CD!!! I love it!!! Heavy drums are back before 4 minutes. Some guitar and organ follow then harmonies. The heaviness does come and go.

The lyrics are too syrupy here. Sappy lyrics too. Some good vocal melodies and drums arrive late. It picks up some after 2 minutes and gets fuller. Some wicked guitar follows. Not a fan. The atmosphere is back after 3 minutes then it kicks back in with vocals a minute later. Ripping guitar after 11 minutes. A long listen for me even if it is under an hour.

I hear their next album is better. I'll let you know. Fans only. Opening with the most wonderful instrumental "Introspective" the listener immediately realizes this is going to be a top flight CD. Slowing building this prelude if you will, has you on the edge of your listening seat from the get go.

What Cryptic Vision has created here is nothing less than a Cryptic Vision has received enthusiastic press for this debut. The core of the band is Todd Plant on vocals, Rick Duncan on keyboards, guitars, drums, bass, and djembe and Robert Van Dyne on keyboards and g Agree with Jon H. I bought this album on high recommendations and the band being touted as the 'next best thing' Well if I wanted to hear Starcastle merged with Kansas and Saga then I would play those band's music instead.

It is not a bad album , but found it a little dull at times and unmo This CD was not bad, but seemed to lack the certain something that makes a record stand out from the crowd. To be honest it could have been so much better. I was disappointed in that I bought the CD partly because of good reviews on this website.

The vocals were good but the playing lacked th