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Yogi Lang and his partners in crime are back with their first ever concept album, and their to date best and most coherent album. This German band's take on art rock has developed over the years leading up to this; everything has taken at least a step up the latter on "Beyond Man and Time". RPWL has written some of the best art rock I've heard in years; the songs are all well written, the production hits bulls-eye, the execution is top notch and this album just gets better and better each time I listen to it. "Beyond Man and Time" is an introvert journey, one you must take the time to fully appreciate and understand; the soundscapes and atmospheres they have created are deep and multi-facetted. This is thinking-man's music, something that challenges you each time you put it on; you discover new layers and elements each time you listen, and you interpret it differently each time you hear it. This is art for the audiophile rock fan, for the open-minded rock fan and for fans of art rock in general. Well done! | ||||||||||||||||||
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