One Hour by the Concrete Lake

 "An album with great songs, redundant and exaggerated arrangements and zero (I say zero!) sense; a way, in my opinion, to fill a time gap while waiting for a new work."

 "Daniel Gildenlow is a genius and he knows it very well and it breaks my heart to hear him show off singing 4 different styles in 3 seconds of a song."

 Discover the controversies behind Falling Home—read the full review and decide if Pain of Salvation's acoustic take works for you!

 "An album with great songs, excessive and redundant arrangements and zero (I say zero!) sense."

 "Daniel Gildenlow is a genius and he knows it very well, and it breaks my heart to hear how he struts by singing in 4 different styles in 2 seconds of a song."

 Explore the full review and discover if 'Falling Home' matches your expectations from Pain of Salvation.

 If you love Progressive Metal you cannot fail to include this album among your favorites.

 ‘New Year’s Eve’ is, in my opinion, the masterpiece of the album, a continuous alternation of tranquil and more intense parts, with enormous emotional charge.

 Explore the emotional and technical brilliance of Pain Of Salvation’s One Hour By The Concrete Lake today!

 "Pain Of Salvation might very well be the first prog-metal band since the early '70s to attract fans beyond the prog genre."

 "Daniel’s voice is difficult to describe; he is definitely one of the most versatile and multi-dimensional singers of all time."

 Listen to 'One Hour By The Concrete Lake' and experience one of prog-metal’s most emotionally powerful and conceptually rich albums.