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| | New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock AM-AQ |
 | | There are twelve pieces on this album in all, and the most interesting tracks (from the standpoint of progressiveness) are from 2 to 5, though, on the whole, this album is full of exceptionally original melodies. |
 | | While most tracks on their self-titled album are based on the combination of acoustic guitar, various flutes and vocals (in English), the arrangements tend to vary, thanks to the contribution of numerous guests on violins, oboe, clarinet, percussions, bass, choir, piano, etc. As a rule though, the sound remains light, natural and essentially acoustic. |
 | | This album is a finely-crafted balancing act between listener-friendly 1980s rock sound and timeless weirdness, and the fact that twenty years later it sounds both the product of its time and utterly relevant still, attests its success. |
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