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Great magical seventies cross-road's sounds, enchanting folkish middle-age's atmospheres with piano, flute and saxophone included, reminding the best progressive romantic tradition. Some hard-rock and dynamic parts through some fascinating long suites structures, featuring the fortyfive minutes of "Pilgrimage to Nowhere".
Intense progressive romantic inspirations (often in suite-form) of Genesis can meet the enchanting British-folk-rock atmospheres of Jethro Tull.
This debut-album reminds the best British prog of seventies: sudden changes, hard-rock and touching melodies (Michele Moschini can be already considered one of the best voices among Italian progressive rock scene).
A "must" for any progster (but not only) who enjoys wide fantastic scenaries.
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