Into the Everflow

Occupation

• Buddy Lackey
• Brian McAlpin
• Dan skirt
• Ward Evans
• Norm Leggio

Into the Everflow is the second studio album by American progressive metal band Psychotic Waltz. It appeared in 1992 at Dream Circle Records.

Creation and publication

Following the publication of A Social Grace Psychotic Waltz occurred in May 1991 at the Dynamo Open Air and completed a tour in Germany. Then work on Into the Everflow began. The album was recorded in 1992 in the Herner Phoenix Studios and produced by Ralf Hubert ( Mekong Delta ) and mixed ( with Buddy Lackey and Dan skirt). Metal Blade Records put Into the Everflow 2004 in a box set with the fourth album Bleeding and demo recordings to New, Century Media published it in 2011 on LP.

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Style

Psychotic Waltz play on the album atmospheric progressive metal, the " become less metallic, but groovy, more psychedelic " than on A Social Grace. Again, there are both bulky and complex pieces with many breaks and heavy riffs and catchy ballads and harmonic passages. With these varied compositions and Buddy Lackey emotional vocals and Into the Everflow is a style stand-alone album.

Reception

Like its predecessor was Into the Everflow well received by the press and is now considered classics of the progressive metal. Wolfgang Schäfer of Rock Hard ruled in 1993, the album stelle " simply everything that has been published in recent years on the metal sector [ ... ], easy in the shade ." Place of Holger Andrae powermetal.de, " one is sucked involuntarily in these hypnotic swirl of captivating rhythms and psychedelic hooks and not released ," and also for Georg Heep of the Baby Blue Pages ", this CD is a 45 minute long trip in dream worlds without post - or side effects. " The eclipsed magazine took Into the Everflow on its list of the most important prog metal milestones.