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| 3.0 good | Antonius | January 22nd 23 |
Time Machine is definitely a step up from House of the Mind as it finds the Glasgow gang in an enthusiastic mood. The album opens strongly with probably its best tracks. "The Knight Returns" is an energetic neo-prog track with a purposeful melodyrand some switches of pace. Follow-up "Lost Demigods" has an equal freshness and vitality and with its resolute rhythm, creates a passage for a catchy refrain. "Wonderland" is a 15 minute-long monolith with intricate passages and a solid rhythmic section with some soothing and smooth vocals from Joe Carney. "The Past of Future Days" represents the album's instrumental moment before the self-title track, another epic just about 12 minutes long. Overall, Time Machine is a pleasant neo-prog album with lots of technique, good ideas and graceful melodies. However, after numerous listenings, Time Machine did not sound to me as qualitative as the band's earlier releases, Disobey or Fanfare & Fantasy.r
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