III Tri-logy - Kingston Wall

Kingston Wall's third and final album marks a deliberate break from their previous hard rocking prog style to favour ever weirder avenues of psychedelic rock, and ends up with a varied and very modern take on the genre. While it isn't a classic of modern prog, its eclectic mix of old and new styles with ethnic and techno influences in respective songs makes it a necessary album for fans of experimental music who wouldn't be averse to the occasional catchy chorus. This was the final album recorded by guitarist and singer Petri Walli prior to his suicide a year later at the age of twenty-six, and it's a commendable, if confusing legacy. The songs all flow ...  Read the complete review