Evergrey - Inner Circle
	Released: 2004 Label: InsideOut/Inside Out Music America Cat. No.: IOMCD 165/SPV 085-60732 CD / IOMACD 2079 Total Time: 46:09 plus bonus material
	Reviewed by: Davide Guidone, May 2004 After only a year and a medium album like Recreation Day, Evergrey returns with a new release called Inner Circle, trying to give to the fans the same inspiration of In Search Of Truth. The album is dark and negative like the music that often appears on Evergrey records, but this time it is more catchy than ever. Maybe this fact owes to trying to reach a wider audience, but a lot of factors that are the band's trademark remain, like the gothic-oriented vein of the music, the guitar layout, and the female vocals. But, this album basically adds only a few things to the previous albums, making this one enjoyable, but not a masterpiece. Rating: 3.75/5 [See also Duncan's, Keith's, and Scott's reviews -ed.] More about Inner Circle: Track Listing: A Touch Of Blessing (5:50) / Ambassador (4:29) / In The Wake Of The Weary (4:43) / Harmless Wishes (4:18) / Waking Up Blind (4:22) / More Than Ever (4:13) / The Essence Of Conviction (6:06) / Where All Good Sleep (4:37) / Faith Restored (3:53) / When The Walls Go Down (5:38) Special edition bonus tracks (all live and acoustic, recorded in France): I'm Sorry / Recreation Day / Madness Caught Another Victim Musicians: Tom S. Englund - vocals, guitars Henrik Danhage - guitars, backing vocals Michael Hakansson - bass Rikard Zander - keyboards, backing vocals Jonas Ekdahl – drums Contact: Website: www.evergrey.net Note: will open new browser window Discography The Dark Discovery (1998) Solitude*Dominance*Tragedy (1999) In Search Of Truth (2001) Recreation Day (2003) Inner Circle (2004) A Night To Remember (2005) A Night To Remember (2005) (DVD) Interview: Henrik Danhage Interview: Henrik Danhage
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