Might sounded as a desperated whipping scream "Walking in your footsteps/I used to walk by your side/How could you leave me/On the very edge of suicide/Suicide ..." the refrain of Footsteps; a Stiltskin's radio hit single according to the founder leader and vocalist Ray Wilson aren't that depressive but positively reflecting a new way of solutions dealing with the sadder past. This Scottish Alternative Rock band releasing their first studio album as a solid quartet - unknown but powerful anyway, playing their Highland's Grunge sounds of British standard tempo on The Mind's Eye; which sounded a little bit mysterious in quality distortion approachment, safer for post-teenagers or adults to listening and interpreted the lyrics. Wiser sounds with a bit of The Edge signatured tones and grips melodiously, you could easily drowning into these fine tracks like Scared of Ghost, Horse, Rest in Peace and Inside; thanks to Mr. Wilson and his bands: the multi-instrumentalist guitar player Peter Lawlor, bassist James Finnigan and drummer Ross McFarlane for sharing their reflective point of wisdom's views.
Stiltskin's The Mind's Eye:
https://myzuka.fm/Album/28869/Stiltskin-The-Minds-Eye-1994
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