Still, this is easily forgivable.Īs for individual performances, everyone is top notch here. The only problem I have with this is that it seems a bit sloppy in some places because they are trying to do too many things at once (Point of Uncertainty is guilty of this at certain points).

This is an excellent way to conclude this album. The title track is lyrically connected with the last two tracks (the same words are repeated in all three songs), and the transition amongst all three is seamless. At first, I though that this was a bad idea, but after repeated listens, it seems like a great idea. The next few songs continue in similar fashion until the title track, which is fully acoustic. This track is a good example of what to expect for the rest of the album-four to five minute songs that have enough prog, but are compact enough so that they are not dragged out too long. Buried in Oblivion starts off with an excellent opening salvo with Splintered Visions. A good description of Into Eternity would be the last two Death Albums mixed with Painkiller and Dream Theater. This was a good choice on my part- this is not an album that can be fully appreciated after one listen. I put it away after the first listen, but after seeing these guys live, I had the urge to listen to this again. At first listen, I thought it was decent, but not memorable. I first got this album two weeks before seeing them open for Symphony X. Into Eternity is a very interesting band to say the least.

Into eternity buried in oblivion zip