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"5th season" CD by Dreamscape

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"5th season" offers an hour first class Progressive Rock. Sometimes dark, then again ballads and sometimes some Pop-appeal. Strongs songs en great solos.
Item no. 432934
Title 5th season
Musical Genre Progressive Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Dreamscape
Release date 9/21/07
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Fed Up With
  • 2.
    Borderline
  • 3.
    5th Season
  • 4.
    DΓ©jΓ  Vu
  • 5.
    Somebody
  • 6.
    Phenomenon
  • 7.
    Different
  • 8.
    Point Zero
  • 9.
    Farewell

by Lothar Landt (07.10.2007) Variation is the most important attribute for this album because the nine songs serve all aspects of a great Progressive album. The opener, "Fed up with" contains some great breaks and quite intricate structures. The same can be said about the awesome "Different". "Deja vu" is a bit gloomier and more riff-orientated showing that singer Roland Stoll has a very variable voice, too. In contrast to that, "Phenomenon" almost has a Pop appeal and is very catchy. "Somebody" starts with a fine, bombastic intro and then turns into a dragging mid tempo track including integrated double-bass parts and fine solos. "Point zero" has a ballad-like character, yet, increases towards the end. Heart of the album, however, is the title track clocking in at over 14 minutes featuring many solo spots and bursting for musicality. "5th season" is a great album that unfortunately is the farewell of the band in this line-up because three of the five members are going to split from the band.