Search - Dreamscape :: End Of Silence

Why does Europe Rock and the US rolls over dead

O. Wayland Mccoy | Houston, TX, USA | 08/16/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I listened to End of Silence in preparation for the 2004 Prog Power Show in Atlanta. I am a big fan of Dream Theater and I was amazed by Dreamscape's EOS cd. They have a polished sound similar to Dream Theater. Their music is highly technical, expertly arranged, and flawlessly performed - not what you expect from a new band. I highly recommend this album. Prog Power 2004 had 10 bands over 2 nights and Dreamscape stole the show. Unfortunately, US radio only plays lame rap or punk garage music, so you will have to spend $$ to hear this great German band!"

The finest prog metal i have heard in a long time.

L. Longard | Alberta, Canada | 04/11/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a phenominal album. The Dreamscape members obviously have incredible playing abilities, and you can hear this in beautiful solo sections. However, they do not allow the soloing to get in the way of the songs like some prog bands do, and instead have acheived the perfect balance between hard-core prog virtuosity and melodic metal symphonic sound. They sound quite a bit like Dream Theater, and are often compared to them, but do have their own unique sound, in that they are more epic and melodic in their songwriting than DT, and also do not allow songs to get completely out of hand with bizarre time signatures and lengthy solo sections. In addition to this, Dreamscape's vocalist is superior in fact to DT's James Labrie, and although I am a dedicated Dream Theater fan, I am finding that I enjoy Dreamscape even more than DT now. You cannot go wrong with this album."