Christian Lucifer

Its progressive tinges, mixed with the themes of apocalypse of the human spirit people have endured due to the freewheeling years of the 60s, give this album a feeling of an upcoming dread from which you cannot run away. Only sit and wait for it to eat you away, and scatter your remains in the wind.

I can hear a lot of influences here, from prog giants like,, and with a tinge of fantasy from and even taking notes from in its deserted atmosphere and use of keyboards.

It was ultimately shelved due to recording circumstances, from what I've read, which is a damn shame. This, combined with's works, might have given the whole Christian side of folk a larger boost and much bigger following past the Christian camp.