Crimson Glory
TRANSCENDENCE

ront man and vocalist Midnight was an astoundingly powerful vocalist, so in addition to their identifiable look, they were easily identifiable in sound. After the success of their self-titled debut album, they released the follow-up album in 1988, titled Transcendence. It was received with great critical acclaim and is considered to be their finest work.

Crimson Glory did not have much of a shelf life thanks to timing and members leaving--but more than a few observers have ranked “Transcendence” with the greatest rock and metal albums of all time.

You can't get any better with American Power Metal of the 80s than this. It also has some Progressive elements so it also feels somewhat ahead of its time. The songwriting is amazing, the production solid and of course the voice of Midnight is uniquely amazing!!

It is g4eat work of this band. The style is power metal with elements of progressive metal. The voice of Midnight is amazing

A super album from the legend of the American progressive paver, unfortunately little known in the CIS. Crimson Glory were classics when another, more famous among us, super theater group Dream Theater took its first steps in music. The reviewed album is a professionally and inspirationally inspired example of progressive musicians - great work by the musicians, a good vocalist named Midnight, and beautiful melodies. Unfortunately, some places on the album are somewhat reminiscent of the American pop-metal of the 80s, which they loved to show on MTV. The best songs of the album are "Lonely", "Maiden Of Winter", "Burning Bridges".