Moving on, the sound is expectedly European, well arranged and performed, from the guitar leads through to the Decker's trained voice. There is a love of widdly soloing that is reminiscent of power metal, and the production is pretty decent -- as is the album as a whole. The arrangements are good, the guitarist and vocalist especially are highly skilled, but I'm just not convinced that this is significantly different from their European cousins. It's an above average entrant that outshines many others on bigger labels, but its uniqueness is overstated.