Whilst there's clearly a continuity between the approach of this album and that of Hybris and Epilog, at the same time the band evade the trap of simply catering to the nostalgia crowd by repeating past glories. Data Correct
But then neither were their first two albums either.
If you love their other albums, you need Viljans Oga, plain and simple as that.
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Hearing about this left me in total disbelief, as I'm sure many of you.
Anna Holgren's flute playing is even more dominant than before, and there's a brief passage where she pulls an Ian Anderson on us, given her preference of flute playing is in that gentle, Andy Latimer or Ray Thomas style.
I had my copy since early July 2012, and I was listening to it practically nonstop for a month.
Viljans Öga is a multiple mystery to me. Without Tord Lindman, it proves this band can still hold their own with just one guitarist. It's probably safe to say Viljans Öga is easily the best prog release of 2012, not only that, an album destined to be a classic. The band might now be middle-aged but they certainly never lost that edge.
Time zone: They managed a second album, Epilog, but broke up after completion (but still performed at Progfest '94 to stick with commitments).
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Nel 2009 Mattias Olsson conferma che la band sta registrando del nuovo materiale tramite il suo blog MySpace, anche se non diede alcuna informazione sulla data di uscita di tale materiale, finché nel Luglio 2012 gli Anglagard pubblicano il terzo album Viljans öga.
supported by 14 fans who also own “Viljans Öga” Snowtorch is a very succinct album that flows as one song, in my opinion, even better than the albums it was inspired by such as Thick as a Brick by Jethro …