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That is also the reason why I am not over the moon with this new album. Even though it’s still a very, very strong progressive rock album, it’s just a little too safe compared to the last couple of Kaipa releases. The five songs are all catchy, have great hooks, and the technical and production aspects are first class. Put any track on and you’ll immediately be brought back to the vintage sound of the 70’s, and all five songs fit very well within their sound universe.
But I miss the things that make you go “Wow“, and the extraordinary spice that elevates a great album to something special. I wish Kaipa had pushed the envelope more and gone beyond their own boundaries. It might just be me nitpicking and expecting too much. That said, it’s still one of their best releases, just not their best and most complete. However, when taking an isolated look at Children of the Sounds, I doubt we’ll come across a better Swedish prog rock release this year!
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