Reviews

151a is not necessarily a bad record, but with Kishi’s contemporaries having released records in the past year it just doesn’t feel essential, which is really all that’s asked for.

All in all though it’s a very listenable and easily enjoyable album; you just have to try and take the best out of it and leave the rest alone.

There are some truly nice, albeit, brief moments that hark back to the naïve, optimistic Evermore of old, but honestly, if you have to dig for these little moments of glory then it says it all, really.

This is actually a good starting point for the uninitiated and comes highly recommended.

It's gonna be a long trilogy.

Dialogue is minimal: a stage direction or command here, consent or congratulations offered from one to the other at the end of some feat of strength.

Pic by Ryan Murphy

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