This is the band’s second album and it carries on where the debut left off as Tr3nity continue to mine a rich seam of quality progressive music. Five songs (the shortest a mere ten minutes long), all dealing with the fact that we only have a short time on earth and about making the most of it. Again the piano and keyboards on display are a delight to the ears none more so than on ‘Run Before You Walk’ (the vocals bought to mind former Styx singer Dennis de Young). In fact this track would appeal to Keane and Coldplay fans if they listened with open minds and ears.

The epic 20 minutes plus of ‘The Last Great Climb’ rounds the album off in style featuring neat guitar and keyboard passages but never to overlong to lose the listener’s interest.

Truly a band worthy of a place in your music collection and like the recent Kino and Arena releases will appeal to a much wider audience than just progressive rock fans.

****

Review by Jason Ritchie

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***** Out of this world | **** Pretty damn fine |
*** OK, approach with caution unless you are a fan |
** Instant bargain bin fodder | * Ugly. Just ugly