The most obvious and notable thing about Green Carnation's second album 'Light of Day, Day of Darkness' is that it's entirely comprised of a single, hour-long song. Ideologically comparable to Edge of Sanity's earlier 'Crimson' or Jethro Tull's much earlier 'Thick as a Brick,' this loooooong song was always going to seem a little unnecessarily stretched due to the precise length; it's not like Tchort composed a song that merely happened to reach a natural end-point at fifty minutes or so, and it stands out a mile that sections have been either extended or repeated in order to reach the perfect running time. But that said, this is a very good album, if one that ...  Read the complete review