Create the Infinite--RealAudio

Some of the 'Politics'-era aggression can be found at times, and that sound is mixed with the mood and mourning of the band's more recent releases. Nevermore's music can almost be described as a mixture of anger and meloncholy, and the tremendous vocal character that Warrel Dane possesses only helps paint that picture. Lots of good solos are featured, making this a strong release overall--the only real drawback being the somewhat brevity, as it checks in at barely over 40 minutes. C'mon guys-- how about another song or two!
The opening title track has that thrashier feel, though with a smoother chorus. "I, Voyager" is churning pit-fare, and "Ambivalent" continues with the rolling thrash, with tempo shifts and good pull-offs.
The note-driven "Purify" is a top spot, as is the nasty "Create the Infinite". "Seed Awakening" is good, "Noumenon" is a distorted, psychadelic piece, and "Tomorrow Turned Into Yesterday," while calm at its onset, injects some weight as the song progresses. The light/heavy mix of "Who Decides" is presented in classic Nevermore style, as the band puts its stamp on yet another solid platter.

TRACK LIST: Enemies of Reality/Ambivalent/Purify/Tomorrow Turned Into Yesterday/I, Voyager/Create the Infinite/Who Decides/Noumenon/Seed Awakening