Enchant

Label: Insideout MusicRelease date: July 23, 2002Production: Douglas A. OttAlbum length: 61.44 minGenre: Progressive MetalRating: 9.5/10 American prog-rock revivalists Enchant, who often walk the thin line between neo-prog and prog…

"The Great Divide" isn't a masterpiece, but it still brings some welcome, refreshing and positive changes to Enchant's trademark sound.

The '90s were the golden age of modern prog. And in 1995 a handful of bands came out swinging with everything they had. For plenty of people, "A Blueprint Of The World" is still one of the most positive things to come out of this kind of…

"Time Lost" is an EP that came out after the album "Wounded" (1996). In 2002, both releases were remastered and put out as a double CD called "Wounded/Time Lost" via InsideOut

This time around, Enchant show up in the tightest, hardest-hitting light of their career. The push toward a heavier sound, driven mostly by guitarist Doug Ott, the man who writes all the songs, has caused the first serious

One of the main reasons the follow-up to "Blink Of An Eye" (2002) isn't quite as hard-hitting lies in the band's decision to bring in a new keyboardist, Bill Jenkins. You notice it right away in the sound, which is now spread equally among…

Barely a year after their debut, Enchant carried on down the path they'd laid out and went one step further. With the album itself titled "wounded," we can guess the guys went a bit &scaron