Interesting project with Damien Wilson - darkscene.at

The band project Headspace seems to have similar traits of also gesignten on Inside Out Prog Union Affector. If the latter with Ted Leonard from Enchant quite known Goldkehlchen at the front, so it is no less than the threshold returned to Damien Wilson, who operates the micro-notch since the earliest days at Headspace. Damien on the Old Continent long ago is a fixed scene size but is considerably more to the brilliant performances at the opulent Dutch Prog / Metal Space Corporate Ayreon and Star One.

However, the author and creative director of this British quintet is a keyboardist. Adam Wakeman, son of the legendary co-founder Rick Wakeman Yes has gathered only true professionals with the almost logical target around to lead the spiritual heritage of such giants like Marillion, Genesis and Rush continued. However, without running the risk of losing itself in pure anachronism left Headspace an entirely individual scent. Oh well. For this event sounds "I Am Anonymous" without much to back-to-date and to zahnig, almost martial. Again, as with the aforementioned debutants Affector the compositions move on just reasonable, upper time limit. True art, which is to create enough suspense during such lengths, headspace on the second album in the end well done. Although it is an almost inescapable reference, make Wakeman and Co. absolutely no bones about it, to name Dream Theater next to the very old heroes as main inspiration. At the latest at the funky keyboard solo from "Die With A Bullet" This is obvious.

Formulated a rollercoaster of emotions would be very mildly - mostly set very dark and dramatic scene, turns out these seventy-three minute audio Colossus his true greatness only with each additional rotation, and it has the very dynamic and colorful "invasion" did to me personally most ! But for boarding I would too "Fall Of America" ​​rates because the track apart from the hard-edged leadership and oppressive backdrop is pretty catchy. Similarly, the Pink Floyd tribute "Soldier" is worth listening to!