The Romans Karmamoi come to us with this new sixth work, Strings From The Edge Of Sound, a production that partly contains new songs, and partly pieces from previous works but completely rearranged.
Theirs is a prog rock that travels in the company of psychedelic notes that bring them closer to many of the atmospheres that have characterized and characterize the works of Porcupine Tree, and of Steven Wilson himself as a soloist.
The refinement of the sounds and the extensive discography behind them make this new work of theirs a natural evolution of what they did previously and in fact, with the remake of songs such as Nashira, Take Me Home, Room 101, Your Name and Zealous Man, the things even seem to have improved thanks to the presence of the orchestra.
Daniele Giovannoni, Valerio Sgargi (vocals, backing vocals, keyboards), Alex Massari (guitars) and Alessandro Cefalì (bass), have made the structure of this latest album solid and well structured.
