
This
second I work of the Swedish band CROSS entitled "Second Movement", it
pleased me even certain point, because, although it cannot consider a
"masterpiece." the disk pleased in the sense that in spite to be
classified in the category Nep-Prog, and to really have plenty elements
of the style, it presents some variations, at least interesting, in
relation to other styles of progressive as for instance the keyboards
presence (eventually in duets with the guitar) playing in a timbre that
simulates a brass orchestra, as in the case of Track 1 "Emergency" and
still of Track 7 "Fanfarre Song" that approximates them of
Symphonic-|Prog. Besides those two tracks it would like to highlight the
Track 8 "Impregnable eyes" that presents a brilliant opening in the
best style of Heavy-Prog or Prog-metal , however , there is no
continuity in the development of the theme, although the track is very
good. However, the disk left me with the clear impression that they
could have conceived a more elaborated work in the sense of taking
advantage of this easiness in "flirting" with other styles and in that
way to please more fans of other styles of progressive musicmp3/320
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