Although some songs seem like they go for a bit too much, others are well structured, with the sound progressing as you listen. Overall, very enjoyable album.

Favourite songs: Return to Patagonia, The Curse of Ka'Zar
Least favourites: Ramblin' Man, Closer

them cooked with this album

Pretty good synthpop/new wave. Some filler is here, but otherwise good.

Also, it's funny how this album shows every time you search up anything in Russian (along with random concert recordings and a fucking Stalin speech). Hopefully, it will be fixed.

After my introduction to Groove Armada with Vertigo and Goodbye Country, I decided to listen to this album, thinking it would be like old GA with some modern tweaks, and, boy, was I disappointed.
It's not even bad, just generic - songs go in one ear and out of the other. Still, I did like "Get Out on the Dancefloor".

xbox

Criminally underrated big beat record. It's sad this genre died down, but at least we have these hidden gems.

Favourite tracks: Back on a Mission, Stop & Panic, Captain Cock, Time's Running Out
Least Favoutire: Soul Blast

I'd say this album is definitely a sleeper, in the sense that it makes you want to sleep.

Very good for modern Dream Theater standarts, definitely better than the last four albums.
Solid tracks throughout with almost zero filler. Even the track "Are We Dreaming?" doesn't feel extra. (and I'm the type of guy who usually skips these short interlude-type tracks)

Also, I don't get why people are so pissed off about the album cover. Most of Dream Theater's covers are pretty bad or just plain weird imo. (with Metropolis Part II being one of the few ... read more