As the compositions of the band members for their closer to doomsday times’ album March of Progress consisting of guitarists Pete Morten and Karl Groom, bassist Steve Anderson, Johanne James on drums as well as vocalist Damian Wilson; Surrey’s Prog-Metal semi legends - Threshold trying not too sounded subside too far from their original trademark but also adding some more Pop-Rock sense onto it making the album listenable for not just a few fanatic fans but larger people can have that opportunity too.
Bursting defending of not being caging themselves in one particular format, Threshold written more lyrics onto songs but likely their favorable bands like Pink Floyd – this record amazingly told us the story about almost everything from end of days in The Hours, philosophy via Liberty Complacency Dependency or Pseudo-Satyr through Return of The Thought Police. Most of the listeners would finding this album sounded permanently converting towards the free-thinking subjects that you used to avoid.
March of Progress:
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