It still feels like a fresh, new album to me. What a fast ten years.
i agree, the musicianship on display here is absolutely top-notch. the way each instrument weaves in and out of the songs is nothing short of masterful. the guitar work is intricate and emotive, the bass lines are groovy and powerful, and the drumming is simply next level. the vocals, too, are out of this world. ross jennings' voice is incredibly versatile, going from gentle and melodic to intense and powerful in a heartbeat. his lyrics are thought-provoking and meaningful, adding an extra layer of depth to the music. each track on the mountain is a journey in itself. the way they seamlessly blend different musical styles, from progressive rock to metal to jazz fusion, is nothing short of genius. and the concept behind the album, exploring the themes of self-discovery and personal growth, adds an extra layer of depth to the music. it's one of those albums that you can listen to from start to finish and get lost in the story it tells. the production quality is also top-notch. every instrument is clear and well-balanced, and the mix allows you to hear all the intricate details in the music. it's clear that a lot of time and care went into the production of this album.
i also have to give a shoutout to the album artwork. it's stunning and captures the essence of the music perfectly.
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