Power of the Night

Signing to after , seemed ready to break, and, for , the band stayed away from the fantasy lyrics of their past to focus on pieces that dealt with modern problems, anger, and sex. While they continued to produce some exciting here, such as with the title track and there was nothing on the same level as or Part of the fault for that lies in the production, which took the guts out of the band's sound. But the attempt at a single, and several unremarkable lustful rockers did not play to the band's strengths. Only the first real the band performed, points in any new direction, managing to be moving instead of perfunctory like many often are. Featuring a nice use of keyboards, it closes an average album with a fine touch. ~ Geoff Orens