UPC: 5052205003602
Format: CD
Release Date: Mar 30, 2010
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Pain Of Salvation: Daniel Gildenlow (vocals, guitar); Johan Hallgren (guitar, background vocals); Fredrik Hermansson (keyboards, samples); Kristoffer Gildenlow (bass. background vocals); Johan Langell (drums, percussion, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Katarina Ahlein (cello).
Producers: Anders "Theo" Theander, Pain Of Salvation.
Engineers: Anders "Theo" Theander, Jonas Reingold.
Recorded at Roastinghouse Recording Studio, Malmo, Sweden.
Although this band seems to travel very closely between the line of prog and prog metal, it really seems that the foot lands on the side of progressive rock. The album is a concept piece that does not contain a weak cut. The most obvious influence on the disc is Dream Theater, but there are others present. The vocals are very much in the vein of Geoff Tate and Ronnie James Dio. If you like your prog with a hard edge, this one is a highly recommended CD. Pain of Salvation is Daniel Gildenlöw, Frederik Hermansson, Johan Langell, Kristoffer Gildenlöw, and Johan Hallgren. ~ Gary Hill
Additional personnel: Katarina Ahlein (cello).
Producers: Anders "Theo" Theander, Pain Of Salvation.
Engineers: Anders "Theo" Theander, Jonas Reingold.
Recorded at Roastinghouse Recording Studio, Malmo, Sweden.
Although this band seems to travel very closely between the line of prog and prog metal, it really seems that the foot lands on the side of progressive rock. The album is a concept piece that does not contain a weak cut. The most obvious influence on the disc is Dream Theater, but there are others present. The vocals are very much in the vein of Geoff Tate and Ronnie James Dio. If you like your prog with a hard edge, this one is a highly recommended CD. Pain of Salvation is Daniel Gildenlöw, Frederik Hermansson, Johan Langell, Kristoffer Gildenlöw, and Johan Hallgren. ~ Gary Hill