Yup, the logo reminds me of early Pink Floyd. For me, that's always a plus.
Viaje a Ixtlan totally blew me away. Love the drums - at times they've got that beautiful jazzy feel to them. Give your drummer more jazz to listen to and he'll surprise you, just don't allow him to use just basic drumming patterns. Some of the passages are quite inventive. Jazz ftw!
The song flows beautifully and it'd be great if I understood a word of the language, but that's my fault, not yours.
The vocals are too loud (when compared to the other instruments) and lack practice - I was under the impression that the singer knew her stuff, but wasn't used to this kind of thing. She needs to immerse herself more in the songs. Then again, that's something that comes with time. She's definitely on the right track, though.
The guitars could've been a bit louder, but that's the guitarist in my complaining.
The thing that would've made the songs much better for me is different lyrics. Not sure if I'm talking about the same lyrics in English (so I could sing along) or about a different set altogether, with more down-to-earth themes and images... I've just got that nagging
something something feeling in the back of my head. Ignore it. It's not a musical flaw, it's just a random thought you shouldn't pay attention to. The most important thing is that, even though the lyrics aren't my cup of tea, I still like them and they don't detract from the music
at all. That's a win if I ever so one.
After listening to the songs a few times, I wholeheartedly support the current logo
You guys play a blend of 70es prog mixed with metal and the logo highlights the prog elements. As I love prog,
