Album Notes

‎"Great disc to stick in the car if you wanna' swerve wildly through traffic and smash into other vehicle" --Wayside music
Brand new disc from the Swedish progressive rock project therhythmisodd, this is their second album release.

Critic Fred Trafton hit the nail on the head with his review: "If Rush played Mahavishnu Orchestra covers, it would sound like this."

“After many listens to “Subway,” I can honestly that the track is amazing, and fits my musical tastes perfectly. The musicianship is top-notch, and I love the pounding bass…very reminiscent of John Wetton-era King Crimson. The bellowed vocals add a nice human feel to the track. The guitar is wild, reminding me of Robert Fripp-meets-Frank Zappa-meets-Tim Smith-meets-Jimi Hendrix. Jazz-fusion is one of my favorite genres, and that is very present in “Subway.” And I definitely can’t forget the powerful drums, bringing to mind Billy Cobham and Bill Bruford with a slight modern feel. The mid-section is great and sounds a bit like improvisation, which I love. I love how you guys manage to keep such a strong groove going for over 13 minutes; very nice indeed! Even the production quality is pretty good here. Congratulations on such a powerful piece of music! Well done, Well done”
- Jordan Bolen