Review for Between Sunlight and Shadow

"Between Sunlight and Shadow", the 2nd album from Boulder, CO progressive rock band Singularity, represents both an extension and a departure from their debut CD "Color of Space". The band has lost a member, and the new CD certainly has a different sound. Some of the tracks still exhibit the band's affection for Rush, while others represent new musical ground. I particularly enjoyed "Hold a Candle", a short but powerful song. The melody and lyrics of "Hold a Candle" are great, and sound very different from anything on the first CD. Further, the group works that same melody into other tracks on the CD. Nuances like that are picked up as you listen to the album a number of times. The CD as a whole should maintain Singularity's core fans, while expanding their audience because of the new musical directions. There seems to be tremendous evolution from their first to their second CD. I, for one, anxiously await their third.

Frank Brennan
Sellersville, PA

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