art of simplicity

art of simplicity manage to locate the empty space that exists between Psychotic Waltx, In the Woods…, and maybe Pain of Salvation and devise a magnificent work with enormous artistic stature coming deep from the soul. Masterpiece – 9/10 - Metal Hammer (GR)

Dark and gloomy, progressive and vague, with elements that draw against anathema 90s period, a hint of Depressive Age and Green Carnation. Art Of Simplicity lives up to its name, for while there are layers of emotions and challenging musical input, it sounds clean and stripped – 8/10 - HeavyMetal.no

[...]They played songs from their latest album ”When Fables Have a Bitter Taste” as well as from their first album. I have to say i’m down with their post/ progressive metal. And on last friday i had the chance to listen to their songs live. I must admit i enjoyed their performance. You should also check out their last album simply because it’s really good. I want to say once again that Chris has some serious vocal skills.[…] - Tzertzelos

[...]The guitar/keybords/violin combination seems excellent a priori and the band showcases this on stage in a great way. The tight and technical rhythm section was unerring, as was the whole band too, and they showcased their music patterns where the guitar and the violin compete and cooperate on a rich musical canvas. They showed they are a very tight band on stage, an organised and even music group with excellent technical expertise, who they support their artistic direction in the best way possible. [...] - ProgRocks.gr