The first thing that impresses are the melodies, appealing and almost never banal.

Below them there is however a work of arrangement considerable: bass parts and drums draws rhythmics sometimes linear, other more complex, which recall the earlies Dream Theater, Faith No More and the Annihilator (in particular the album entitled Set The World On Fire).

Giutars are simply great: professional, precise and heterogeneous.

We are convinced that the greatest merit of this album is the variety of genres as moods.

The opening track, a short intro called Distant land, is a jewel of semplicity that reminds us some Queensryche‘s ballads or Pink Floyd‘s style; however the real spirit of this work comes out with the following three tracks: Time Is Mine (the titletrack), King time’s dilemma and Higher ground, in which the equilibrium between hard and scratching parts and spectacular and melodic openings is almost perfect.

We also want to highlight the track Winter/dusk, another good example of composition, and another proof that different musical genres can cohabit in the same album in a harmonious way.

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