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| 3.5 great | Deadwing2112 | July 8th 20 |
Land Of The Sun is an interesting cross sectional exhibition of 70s classic blues rock honoring acts such as Deep Purple, Uriah Heep and Traffic. While proceeding through the track list, stylistic change begins to emerge as progressive rock sets root and sprouts, clearly influenced by stalwarts such as Kansas, Genesis and Pink Floyd. The four suite segmented Broken Man is a fantastic thirteen plus minute excursion of prog detailing the conviction and execution of an innocent prisoner and his consequential haunted spirit. The album closer Out To The Fields is also multi-segmented, serving as a celebration of instrumental retro progressive rock. Knut Erik Grontvedt's bluesy rock vocals are uniform throughout the album and reminiscent of Steve Winwood. This is an excellent foray into the 70s classic and progressive rock genres and quite stunning for a debut album independently released.
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