The band plays a technical Power Metal-style that's quite heavy (ala TAD MOROSE), with a top notch-production and cool keys to give songs some atmosphere. "Infinity Divine" is a concept-album based on paganism (I'm not too sure myself on the story behind the songs). Nils K. Rue's vocals are definitely Metal in the classical sense, and the guitars shred like their is no tomorrow. There is no less then seventy different riffs on this album. Each song is close to or over five minutes long and contains six or seven different structures before tracks end. I have to admit that is also the problem with this album, the band never allowing you to really get into a song. The unrelenting cramming of riff after different riff (rifferama-disease) is a little too much for my weak ears. This album could have been written while on drugs, but cannot be played while drugged. But all in all a great release from a new leader in Power Prog.

If thinking man's Metal is your thing, then this is the next CD you need in your collection. I'll give it a 7.5, but will be closer to a 9 for any Progressive Metal-freak.