Reviews for Of All The Mysteries

"...Singularity tastefully moves back and forth between up tempo and calm/complex passages."
      - progressive-newsletter.de
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"An EXCEPTIONAL recording that deserves ionospheric praise from any fan lucky enough to feast their ears on it."
      - progarchives.com
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"With this third album, Singularity establishes itself clearly as one of the pillars of American symphonic prog."
      - Progressive Waves
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"Very elaborate and quite original sounding."
      - progarchives.com
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"...a very good progressive symphonic rock album."
      -missingpiece.net
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"Zwar spielen Singularity enorm keyboardbetont, ohne aber zu seicht oder lieblich zu wirken wie das Gros der Neoprog Bands..."
      - ragazzimusic.de
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"...superb stuff and pretty much unique."
      -sonicbond.com
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Reviews for Between Sunlight and Shadow

"Seldom have I heard such a complex but still accessible album."
      - progwereld.org
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"Kevin Moore & Jim Matheos must have heard this album before recording the OSI project!!"
      - Metropolis Radio
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"A very interesting piece of music, flawlessly performed and produced."
      - Prognosis
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"A very good album from a talented band."
      - progVisions
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"...well balanced and clearly designed art rock with very strong melodies, great harmonies, catchy lyrics and memorable hooks."
      - The Dutch Progressive Rock Page (DPRP)
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"...a musical journey that takes you through varying emotions."
      - ProgressiveWorld.net
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"...haunting."
      - Progression Magazine
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"Singularity are well on their way to becoming a staple of progressive rock."
      - Koggie, ytsejam.com
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"...a unique, multi-faceted progressive sound that is all their own."
      - Jeff Fitzgerald, Aural Innovations
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"I do not think one could ask for anything more in progressive rock music."
      - Prog4you.com
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"...an extremely classy and spacey symphonic rock album."
      - Sea of Tranquility
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"Highly recommended for fans of progressive rock!"
      - Mark Collier @ amazon.com
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"This is an incredible album, beyond comparisons to other bands."
      - Dan Noffke, Colorado Art Rock Society member
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"There seems to be tremendous evolution from their first to their second CD."
      - Frank Brennan
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"Not enough can be said about the sheer beauty of this masterpiece."
      - Colin Legerton
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Reviews for Color of Space

"..."Lenses", a great track that has complex playing, atmosphere, and effective vocals."
      - Sea of Tranquility
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"Good job, Singularity, this is a good CD"
      - Metal Reviews
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"...I imagine if Geddy Lee and Mark Kelly collaborated on a project, letting Peart write the lyrics, and session musicians played the other parts. The result would be Singularity."
      - Progressive World
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"This album is a musical feast"
      - Prog 4 You
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"SINGULARITY are one of the greatest USA underground progrock talents."
      - Durp
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"Buy this CD!"
      - Stephen Ellis for e-prog.net
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"...[they] write thoughtful, moving songs with honesty."
      - Alan Mallery of Gnosis2000
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Newspaper Clipings

Interviews

Frans Keylard talks to John about some of the parallels between the events of 9/11/2001 and Between Sunlight and Shadow:

Rene at The Dividing Line interviews Singularity in February 2003:

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