The second release from chivalry inspired Kamolot. To describe their music would problably say like this. It's a Crimson Glory sounding band, only slower and less aggressive. When I say Crimson Glory, I mostly refer to the vocalist, Mark Vanderbilt. He is the most Midnight sounding singer I've ever heard. Very emotional.

This is a great album for the first period of listening. The when you get a little tired of it, it's just a good album. Huge difference. When I look at it today, I find two or three songs that I'm really fond of. Those are tracks 6 and 9. Most of the songs sound like some kind of pre-battle music in a King Arthur movie, or somthing. That's what makes Kamelot a little unique. The sound of knights marching. I guess that's exactly what they want.

One interesting fact is that the lyricist in the band is the drummer, Richard Wagner. Similar to Rush, and Neil Peart.