This album was released before in a very limited run. This is a new reissue designed to get it back into print. It has a different cover, but the music is the same. Since I’ve already reviewed this in the earlier version, I’ll run that review here for the sake of consistency. That follows here:

There are four different versions of this album. In general, they are the same, musically. The difference is, Copernicus vocals which are delivered in different languages. This one is in English. The music, it should be mentioned is more fusion like here. That’s because Copernicus has a different band on this set than on most of his discs. It’s a cool album no matter what language you hear it in.

This review is available in book format (hardcover and paperback) in Music Street Journal: 2014  Volume 3 at lulu.com/strangesound.

Mellow, stripped back music serves as the backdrop for Copernicus’ rants. It’s frantic, crazed and also very cool. We get some hard rocking jamming later that at times calls to mind Pink Floyd. I really dig the melodic, but quite crunchy, guitar solo later in the piece. It’s quite an intriguing ride that glides between nearly metallic rock and fusion.